i really can't see the benefits of using this kind of libraries inside rails. i mean, if i had to build something from scratch and have to structure the app, so maybe there something like backbone.js will be helpfull.
but i don't see the need of backbone.js inside rails since ror is already well structured and all the JS stuff can be fully served with jquery (or similar)...in fact, what i see here is backbone is complicating the "fun" of programming on rails.
...do im right? or i'm missing something? please, somebody help me to understand...
on the minute 5.11 you show your development log, wich is very clean. did you clean it up by hand?
why i ask? because since rails 3.1 (i think) i get this annoying ouput on every request:
WARN Could not determine content-length of response body. Set content-length of the response or set Response#chunked = true
as far as i search, this is a bug on webrick that i couldn't find a workaround. i also test with Thin, but there's a bunch of other information that i don't want either. i just want a clean log as you show it!
i really can't see the benefits of using this kind of libraries inside rails. i mean, if i had to build something from scratch and have to structure the app, so maybe there something like backbone.js will be helpfull.
but i don't see the need of backbone.js inside rails since ror is already well structured and all the JS stuff can be fully served with jquery (or similar)...in fact, what i see here is backbone is complicating the "fun" of programming on rails.
...do im right? or i'm missing something? please, somebody help me to understand...
one question here:
on the minute 5.11 you show your development log, wich is very clean. did you clean it up by hand?
why i ask? because since rails 3.1 (i think) i get this annoying ouput on every request:
WARN Could not determine content-length of response body. Set content-length of the response or set Response#chunked = true
as far as i search, this is a bug on webrick that i couldn't find a workaround. i also test with Thin, but there's a bunch of other information that i don't want either. i just want a clean log as you show it!