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No one mentioned it, but if you sent type="date" HTML5 compatible browsers will give you a datepicker without any need for javascript.
Ok, thanks for testing that :-)
Hum, just wondering, I don't know nginx much, but as the unicorn socket has the app name in it, shouldn't the upstream be something like unicorn_<%= application %> so that there can be more than one ?
I think there are a couple of .js.coffee files that have a .rb extension here.
.js.coffee
.rb
Hum, unless I can't read ActiveRecord::QueryCache, it only clears the query cache if there's an exception, not at every request.
For the routes, I use the js-routes gem quite extensively, it has always worked well for me.
Must be me, but lib/tasks/resque.rake has the content of config/initializers/resque_auth.rb.
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No one mentioned it, but if you sent type="date" HTML5 compatible browsers will give you a datepicker without any need for javascript.
Ok, thanks for testing that :-)
Hum, just wondering, I don't know nginx much, but as the unicorn socket has the app name in it, shouldn't the upstream be something like unicorn_<%= application %> so that there can be more than one ?
I think there are a couple of
.js.coffeefiles that have a.rbextension here.Hum, unless I can't read ActiveRecord::QueryCache, it only clears the query cache if there's an exception, not at every request.
For the routes, I use the js-routes gem quite extensively, it has always worked well for me.
Must be me, but lib/tasks/resque.rake has the content of config/initializers/resque_auth.rb.