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How to generate PDFs from XML using Apache FOP in Ruby on Rails | David Lynch
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FriendlyId Ruby on Rails gem - update (refresh) slug after each record change - Closer to Code
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| | If you want to have slugs that are refreshed (updated) each time you change corresponding field in your ActiveRecord models, put this at the end of your initializers/friendly_id.rb file: This will update slug each time related column (friendly_id_config.base) has changed. Keep in mind, that this method won't work if you use non-column slug method as [...]
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Your own API based on Ruby on Rails
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| | Ruby on Rails is a really nice tool for use when building web APIs
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Misuse of update/update! in Ruby on Rails
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| | Ruby on Rails gives you update and update! ('update bang') to modify your records. However there is a situation where you shouldn't use one.
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How I Start: Django, Tailwind, HTMX (part 1) :: Brain Dump - Geoff's Technical Notebook
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| How I Start: Django, Tailwind, HTMX (part 1) I wanted to try out some "modern" front-end development for a while, and I did. FastAPI is great. So is Svelte. But even though I found creating APIs that way to be a breeze, building a whole site that way felt much slower and heavier than using traditional server rendering. So I decided to give django a fair shake for a while, and I'm glad I did.