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On Feb 22, 2:11 pm, "abhishek.parolkar"
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> You could also tryhttp://github.com/parolkar/pfeed
>
> Explanation here
> :http://www.travisdunn.com/activity-logs-and-friend-feeds-o
You could also try http://github.com/parolkar/pfeed
Explanation here :
http://www.travisdunn.com/activity-logs-and-friend-feeds-on-rails-pfeed
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Hi,
you guyes are doing what I want to implement soon. So I had some
thoughts about an activity log. Pretty sure polymorphic associations
are a good choice. To keep the rest clean from logging code and the
logging flexible, I thought about using an observer, like
class ActivityObserver < ActiveRe
Nice. Went through a wiki article on Command Pattern. Very much the
design i need. Will try to do that when I get back to the activity
log :).
Thanks.
On Aug 13, 10:49 am, Robb wrote:
> Thanks, Ram. Yep, I realized that polymorphic associations is exactly
> what I was talking about. In my case
Thanks, Ram. Yep, I realized that polymorphic associations is exactly
what I was talking about. In my case, all the log info is private and
per-user. Also, the only action is "view", so I have a simpler case
than you. I just need to generate a list like,
Today
Document 452.242
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Hi Robb,
I ended up writing a very crude solution and then stopped that to
revamp later. I DO believe you are on the right track though. The only
part that I havent figured out though is writing neat code for the
actual message or sentence the user will read. Like,
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