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konradreiche.com
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| | | | | Ruby on Rails applications are modelled around active record yet what if your application is based on a domain which needs to be provided in a programmatic way? In other words, your application, controller and views stand on a fixed set of Ruby classes yielding the context. In a manual fashion one would implement this by creating controller and views for each specific class. Assuming that the classes of this domain share the same interface this approach would introduce a lot of redundancy. With meta-programming this amount can be cut down. | |
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iridakos.com
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| | | | | First part of the tutorial creating a simple ToDo application with Ruby on Rails. | |
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blog.jayfields.com
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| | | | | The default architecture for Ruby on Rails, Model View Controller, can begin to break down as Controllers become bloated and logic begins to... | |
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www.mattlayman.com
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| | | Are you tired of manually tracking changes to your Django models? Say hello to django-simple-history! This powerful package allows you to easily keep track of modifications made to your models over time. With django-simple-history, you can retrieve historical records for a model, track changes made by different users, and display historical data in the Django admin interface. | ||
