@nathan le Ray you can pull from my github a modified version of albino that allows you to pass options to pygments. https://github.com/austinbv/albino. To use this version of albion in your gemfile just add
@ Everyone trying to to this on Heroku I know I am late but I set up a new appspot app that uses the new version of Pygments and wrote a little blog post about how to use it at http://iamaust.in/posts/3.
I hope this helps people, now you can colorize things like coffeescript and sass for your rails 3.1 apps
@ryan how about using draper with gems like decent exposure. The easy way would be something like
how about a modified episode that show how by default to use decent exposure and Decorators.
Love the screen cast, they are my weekly dose of something awesome in the rails world.
@nathan le Ray you can pull from my github a modified version of albino that allows you to pass options to pygments. https://github.com/austinbv/albino. To use this version of albion in your gemfile just add
@ Everyone trying to to this on Heroku I know I am late but I set up a new appspot app that uses the new version of Pygments and wrote a little blog post about how to use it at http://iamaust.in/posts/3.
I hope this helps people, now you can colorize things like coffeescript and sass for your rails 3.1 apps