I enjoyed Railscasts for years, I pretty much learned rails through railscasts. This month I got my subscription to pro. I don't regret one penny.
I guess, in the long run, that's necessary to keep Ryan doing what he does. Advertising financed only gets you so far.
And important episodes, like this one, may help in creating a bit more revenue, don't you think?
Thanks for the tip!
I was using this settings logic: http://speakmy.name/2011/05/29/simple-configuration-for-ruby-apps/
Bad thing is, they aren't always loaded, I had some cases in the workers where the Settings weren't actually available.
I enjoyed Railscasts for years, I pretty much learned rails through railscasts. This month I got my subscription to pro. I don't regret one penny.
I guess, in the long run, that's necessary to keep Ryan doing what he does. Advertising financed only gets you so far.
And important episodes, like this one, may help in creating a bit more revenue, don't you think?
<%= f.input :name, :wrapper_html => { :class => 'input-section' }, :input_html => { :class => 'input_form', :placeholder => "name" }%>You can have SimpleForm to generate those wrappers by default, so you won't clutter your views with styles.
The docs are really easy to read, well written.
https://github.com/plataformatec/simple_form
Too bad that many nice solutions are hardwired to ActiveRecord and SQL.
I had hoped that ActiveModel would enable them to build things working with MongoDB or Datemapper too.
But it seems those are too different after all.