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  1. 134

    Paperclip Other translations: Cn It

    Paperclip makes it easy to add attachments to a model. Find out how in this episode.

    Tags: plugins

  2. 44

    Debugging RJS Other translations: It

    RJS and AJAX can be difficult to debug, especially when the browser doesn't show an error message. Find out how to trace through your AJAX calls in this episode.

    Tags: ajax tools debugging

  3. 43

    AJAX with RJS Other translations: It

    Learn how to use RJS to generate JavaScript that will update multiple elements on a page.

    Tags: ajax

  4. 33

    Making a Plugin Other translations: It

    Duplication can often be removed from your Ruby code by making methods dynamically. In this episode we make a plugin to do just that.

    Tags: active-record plugins

  5. 32

    Time in Text Field Other translations: It

    Updating time fields via a series of dropdowns isn't the most elegant way to enter date and time information. Find out how to allow your users to enter dates and time in a text field instead.

    Tags: active-record forms

  6. 31

    Formatting Time Other translations: It

    Use Ruby's strftime method to format dates and take advantage of Rails DATE_FORMATS hash to store custom date formats.

    Tags: active-support views

  7. 30

    Pretty Page Title Other translations: It

    It's easy to avoid giving each page in your Rails applications its own title. Here we'll show you an easy way to do it.

    Tags: views refactoring

  8. 29

    group_by Month Other translations: It

    The group_by method can be used to group lists of items for display in your Rails apps.

    Tags: views active-support

  9. 28

    In Groups Of Other translations: It

    The in_groups_of method makes it easy to render a collection of items in several columns, with one slight catch.

    Tags: views active-support

  10. 27

    Cross-site Scripting Other translations: It

    Cross-site scripting is a common security issue. FInd out why it is important to escape any user input that you display in a browser.

    Tags: security views