Very useful episode, your level of abstraction seems optimal and focused on features.
Unfortunatly often a not so obvious knowledge is needed to perform some kind of tests.
Fantastic site and episode! it's a pity that dreamhost doesn't support ruby 1.9.2 & c.
i suggest a topic for an episode handlebars-rails. a cool way to have html partials which work server and client side
Thanks for these non-so-intuitive step :)
Interesting screencast. Could it be a mountable engine? Is possible to protect it with authentication?
Monit is cool, but Ubuntu already provide similar monitor features via UpStart and other Linux distro are switching to systemd.
What do you think about the foreman approch, that can be used on heroku and standalone? http://grigio.org/dns_setup_and_procfile_local_development_and_deployment?rc
Foreman already export the ""keep-alive script" towards monit or upstart http://ddollar.github.com/foreman/#UPSTART-EXPORT
i think rails should have an authentication and permission engine by default. Anyway sorcery authentication looks much more clean to me.
Nice editor, but what about rendering a flash if the editing doens't pass the validation?
Hi Ryan, fantastic episode as alwais.
Do You know a way to test file uploads? e.g size, timeout, type of files (mime), image dimensions,.. ?
And where to put this stub files?
Very useful episode, your level of abstraction seems optimal and focused on features.
Unfortunatly often a not so obvious knowledge is needed to perform some kind of tests.
Fantastic site and episode! it's a pity that dreamhost doesn't support ruby 1.9.2 & c.
i suggest a topic for an episode handlebars-rails. a cool way to have html partials which work server and client side