If you are using Ruby on Rails with AJAX to update parts or whole pages of your site, you will hit the history problem soon enough, luckily, with Really Simple History and Rails’ RJS templates and helpers, it becomes quite trivial to handle.
The first way is called RVG and it’s part of the well-known Rmagick library. With RVG you can create custom shapes and then render them to images. Here there is a simple example (taken from the RMagic docs and modified a bit):
If you are looking for the best Ruby on Rails content management system, then Radiant "Radiant is a no-fluff, open source content management system designed for small teams. Radiant features: * An elegant user interface * Flexible templating with layouts, snippets, page parts, and a custom tagging language * A first-class extension/plugin system * Simple user management and permissions" should be on your short list of options.
Ruby on Rails is one of the most used frameworks for new web 2.0 startups. This 2.0 release is the second recent present that we web developers have recieved this Christmas (the first was OpenID 2.0). Since Rails 2.0 was recently released I wanted to write about the recent changes.
I’m sure everyone by now has seen those oh-so-Web 2.0 star rating features on hundreds of websites. Well I needed to implement one for a site I’m working on and I couldn’t find a complete example anywhere (not in RoR). So here it is.
RailsConf is underway in Portland, Oregon, and day one (Friday) is in the bag. The keynote by DHH covered what to expect from Rails 2.0. Front and center was an emphasis on RESTful development, which should come as no surprise to anyone who has followed Rails lately.
This article contains a breakdown of all known (to me) Ruby on Rails content management systems to date. It is revised from its previous version, fixing a few inconsistencies and adding two new content management systems to the list!
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