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Witold Rugowski on web20 wave with Ruby on Rails

Firefox 2.0 and non standard ports

Posted on December 15, 2006 - Filed Under Other, Tech | 4 Comments

Today I was very surprised (unpleasantly) with FireFox 2.0 behavior. I would not expect, that I would have to use IE because of some stupid FireFox limitation. Try to go to this link http://nhw.pl:95/wp/ (there is no service on this port). But that was normally domain for IE, which try to know better than user [...]

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Changing routes

Posted on December 12, 2006 - Filed Under run-n-share | Leave a Comment

Today I released update to RNS. Main new feature is option for routes editing. You can rename route, change its description. And most important – You can rearrange points (just drag and drop them on map). I’m very proud of this code :))) and it was real joy to create this. Well, looks like RoR [...]

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Javscript

Posted on December 12, 2006 - Filed Under JavaScript, Links | Leave a Comment

After some time spent with Javascript I have some mixed feelings about it. I need to get some good book, and study it a bit, before final decision. I hope JavaScript: The Definitive Guide will do. If my feelings about JS will be more positive, I think I will try to create some applications more [...]

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Rails meeting

Posted on December 12, 2006 - Filed Under Other, RubyOnRails | Leave a Comment

I have just returned from local Rails community meeting, which had been this evening in Chlodna 25 in Warsaw. Event was interesting, despite topics were much more related to business aspects of, well web 2.0 or something like this,than to Rails itself. There was nice presentation of Radiant CMS (I have to try it in [...]

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foobar not loaded yet – in Rails console

Posted on December 11, 2006 - Filed Under RubyOnRails | Leave a Comment

Have You seen something like this when working with Rails console? >> r=Route.find(:first) => #<Route:0x9bf9b00 @attributes={[cut...]}> >> r.points => <points not loaded yet> I usually forgot force Rails to extend models according to its :has_many relations when first time try to reach them in console. >> r.points(true) => [#<Point:0x9bf4ed4 @attributes={"lng"=>"20.8462", "id"=>"460", "lat"=>"52.2478", "route_id"=>"41"}>, #<Point:0x9bf4eac @attributes={"lng"=>"20.8521", [...]

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