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The latest posts about Ruby on Rails development from Frank's Blog.
The latest 5 posts from the blog.I am happy to announce that the git_time_extractor project, released publicly on github.com in February, is now officially available as a RubyGem!
git_time_extractor is a small command-line tool that produces a CSV time log for each developer/contributor to a project tracked in GIT. It uses the commit timestamps and three basic reasonable assumptions,...
It's easy to dramatically improve the loading speed of your website by enabling compression support in your Apache web server. This works without needing to make any changes to your backend or database code no matter what programming platform your development team uses.
I recently added this change to a Ruby on Rails-based web application running on a Ubuntu Linux dedicated virtual server. That particular page observed a 72% decrease in bandwidth required to deliver the...
Tonight I needed a quick way to generate a good pseudo random number. The following statement in Ruby will generate a positive integer between 0 and the maximum integer supported on the system.
SecureRandom.random_number((2**(0.size * 8-2)-1))Running that 10 times as a test on my system returned:
Want quick method for testing domain/subdomain-based routing logic in your Rails applications? Point a subdomain and wildcard subdomain of your company's DNS to 127.0.0.1, your localhost IP address.
Then you can use that domain to access your local test web server on your local machine.
For example, I added DNS "A" records for:
test.rietta.com -> 127.0.0.1*.test.rietta.com -> 127.0.0.1
Now Rietta's developers can each access his...
Most websites have a contact form for visitors to fill out a message that is then e-mailed to the owner or support contact for the website.
When working with a Rails app that will be hosted in a cloud environment that does not supply outbound email delivery it can be convenient to use a Gmail (or Google Apps) account at first for outbound delivery.
The trouble is that Google's SMTP server will rewrite the email address set in the email message to match the address of...