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Witold Rugowski on web20 wave with Ruby on Rails

Run-n-Share the beginning

Posted on November 21, 2006 - Filed Under AJAX, JavaScript, RubyOnRails, run-n-share | Leave a Comment

As I was planning, today is the day I announce Run-N-Share. It is my simple Ruby-On-Rails powered application. Using it You can store routes and share them with world. My first idea was related to jogging routes, but this is not limited to any particular type of routes.
Site is an beta stage (ugh are they [...]

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Finally - RJS templates a rebours

Posted on November 19, 2006 - Filed Under AJAX, JavaScript, Links, RubyOnRails | Leave a Comment

It looks not only me was feeling RJS templates are not all when comes to JavaScript generated from Rails. RJS works well when it has deal with AJAX requests. But when You need to generate some normal JavaScript code, based on some Rails controllers state it becomes hard with RJS (or at least I don’t [...]

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RNS is coming

Posted on November 17, 2006 - Filed Under run-n-share | Leave a Comment

Closer and closer…
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Writing - best way to sort own knowledge

Posted on November 15, 2006 - Filed Under Other, Tech | Leave a Comment

I’m just finishing article for polish paper (Software Developer’s Journal) about basics of Google Maps API and I’m making myself sure, that writing things down helps to organize own knowledge. During writing I’ve discovered why I have some troubles with my own applications. When I had to write down my knowledge in some understable (I [...]

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AJAX, IE and Debugbar

Posted on November 13, 2006 - Filed Under AJAX, JavaScript, Links | Leave a Comment

I have to apologize Debugbar developers for my statements about viewing HTML code. It shows both original HTML source code and current (AJAX’ed :) ). Simple, I’m not using DB at daily basis, so it’s UI is not so clear for me (I’m more used to text menus than icons). I didn’t notice View source [...]

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