Re: [Rails] Re: Rails app design noob

That is exactly what I said. Database related records are represented by models. There are some gems that you can use to have a simple auth control. Have a nice day Enviado do meu iPhone > Em 01/08/2015, às 01:55, Lawrence Pan escreveu: > > Thiago Cifani wrote in post #1177106: &

Re: [Rails] Rails app design noob

You can have 2 controllers to input data, the basic pages can represent actions in a site controller and post can be another one just as session controller. Any representation of storage data must be related a some model on rails, you will need to have user, post and other database related recor

Re: [Rails] Re: When to add multi tenancy ?

If it will have some multitenancy requirements, I think your app will have to be born with it. The perfect time is always in the beginning, green field coming. Enviado do meu iPhone > Em 17/05/2015, às 14:26, Chris Lerum escreveu: > > You seem to answer your own question: you already know it'

Re: [Rails] [Job] Ruby-on-Rails developer needed

US Citizens only? Sent from my iPhone > On 01/05/2014, at 15:55, "Benny R." wrote: > > Software Engineer - Ruby on Rails > Location: Brooklyn, NYC > Permanent - Direct Hire > Salary: Competitive > > We are looking for a talented and motivated software engineer with > excellent problem solving

Re: [Rails] Simple reporting gem in rails

PDF kit  or wicked PDF are my best solution to turn HTML and CSS to PDF files. You should took a look on those ones.— Sent from Mailbox for iPhone On Sun, Jan 12, 2014 at 5:19 PM, Ankur Kumar wrote: > Hi, > I need to generate few basic reports in rails (generated on the basis of > some SQLs fir

Re: [Rails] Re: Ajax Search

Hey man, What's up? I read you email, and a fast way to solve this problem is putting a remote true in your search form, you can easily render a partial, maybe called _products.html.erb on callback view, something as index.js.erb. So, your action will be the same but will respond to js and html

Re: [Rails] sortable_element rails3

Hey man, what's up? I was thinking, maybe you should try to implement it from scratch, It seems you just need to add a position field in your database, and start to use A jquery plugin for drag and drop. After move things around, You can collect all ids through jquery and send a Ajax call to your