In this tutorial we will have a brief understanding of the basic fundamentals of Ruby programming, and what are the points which a programmer should take into consideration while making the choice for editor.
Blue ERP is a state of the art web based sales management system which helps businesses run their operations efficiently and cost effectively, fully integrating all aspects of the sales processing cycle.
Fat Free CRM is open source Ruby on Rails-based customer relationship management platform. Out of the box it features group collaboration, campaign and lead management, contact lists, and opportunity tracking.
In this tutorial, we will try to use Ajax with Rails in order to display a table of items with several functionalities : * pagination (split the table on several pages) * sorting (table ordering by one of its column) * searching (selecting items to be displayed with a query)
This is a little trick to use the rails plugin “will_paginate” with ajax and classic prototype rails helpers that I used on Kontup. Naturally you should start from here:
This is more like a rather small hint, describing how to make tables sortable in rails. Just like ryan bates shows in his rails casts, there is a similar way to sort tables, instead of lists.
I had a problem where I had multiple textboxes on a page but only certain ones needed to be tinyMCE WYSIWYGs. I also needed it to work with Ajax and allow for multiple submissions. Here are the gotchas for making it work (I was using Ruby on Rails).
This sample is just a slight modification of this post 'Handling AJAX errors and displaying friendly error messages to users'. Basically I wanted to maintain the existing rails error handling for non-ajax pages and then have good handling for errors in both development and production mode; i.e. get errors in the browser when in development mode and show a nice message when in production mode.
Tracking your KPI’s is extremely important in your online venture. At a minimum, you should be using something like Google Analytics to track conversions in your application.
Depending on what your client needs, Ruby on Rails may or may not be a good technology choice. Whenever someone is looking for a new project I go through this mental checklist to see if Ruby on Rails would be the best fit for them:
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