Month: August 2007
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Skinny controller, fat model and Facebook
As some wise man says it is good to have most logic in models not in controllers (I don’t even mention view as place for logic). Good said. But I think this is not always possible. Lets take Facebook application in consideration. RFacebook gem (and Facebook authorization system in general) is based on HTTP session.…
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Approaching to release new FFM
We are almost ready to release new FFM version to production server. This release will incorporate some major changes from UI perspective. We have decided to come back inside Facebook’s interface. This mean that FFM will by default no more escape from Facebook to standalone version. But if You like FFM as standalone – don’t…
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Rumble anyone?
Have You heard about Rails Rumble (rumble: 4b A gang fight)? We, here in Poland (it looks like it will be strictly Bootstrap.pl effort :) ) plan to start in this competition. Taking part in 48-hr long Rails/Ruby hack-fest was tempting too much! So, let us know if You also plan to participate ;)
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FriendsFeedMe on new gem
I did finally upgrade and now our development version works with RFacebook gem in version 0.9.0. Last weekend I have spent on other tasks, so it took a few days longer. There is side effect – FFM now works as in_canvas, in_frame and standalone application. How it can be made? First You need configure Your…
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New RFacebook gem/plugin
When I was on vacations RFacebook gem have been under very heavy development. I’m implementing it in FFM app, and right now I’m trying just to run application server :)) but there is to many errors. When I finish I write down my experiences with migrating from RFacebook gem 0.6.x to 0.8.x series. 0.8.x looks…