success 10 10 1 45673 raorn 2009-08-19T15:16:51Z #rails (even 2.3) is having big problems with #ruby 1.9.1 and non-latin data. I'd say, it's almost unusable, due to constant ASCII-8BIT vs. UTF-8 encoding conflicts... Ruby Ruby on Rails 45331 raorn 2009-08-16T13:08:27Z I've managed to run #redmine on #ruby 1.9.1 and #rails 2.3.3.1. 26 files changed, 42 insertions(+), 46 deletions(-) and updated bunch of crappy vendored plugins. However, some character encoding issues prevents from using non-latin charsets... Ruby on Rails Ruby Redmine 45269 raorn 2009-08-15T20:28:26Z Updating #redmine to work with #ruby 1.9.1 and #rails 2.3.3. #rfpdf is a big piece of [censored]... rfpdf Ruby on Rails Ruby Redmine 35668 andy 2009-06-05T23:18:26Z I love #zentest 's autotest when it works. Every code change I make is intelligently and quickly run against my #rails unit tests, and a notification appears in a pop-up window (via integration with #growl). I know this is old news, but I'm just experiencing it again on a new project and it makes staying in a TDD-driven coding "zone" possible. Growl Ruby on Rails ZenTest & autotest 26606 andy 2009-03-31T05:11:22Z conundrum: Phusion #passenger docs say that #apache's mod_rewrite is slow but I want to do the friendly thing and redirect (301) requests that were sent directly to the downstream webservers back to our canonical website. Ohloh used to do this with a mongrel.conf similar to the one posted here: http://noobonrails.blogspot.com/2006/09/good-seo-mojo-with-rails.html. Hopeful solution: To preserve the speed-up in Passenger given by PassengerHighPerformance, I port this #mongrel specific fix into a #rails before_filter. Ruby on Rails Mongrel Apache HTTP Server Passenger (mod_rails for Apache) 21158 jason 2009-02-14T05:50:23Z grrr - deploying #rails 2.2 requires an updated ruby-postgres driver, which, in turn, is requiring newer #rubygems. Btw - rails' "official" postgres driver is #ruby-pg Ruby on Rails 13865 jason 2008-12-09T16:57:32Z note to self: when reading #rails nutty "assert_tag" documentation leaves u confused, remember that it was deprecated in favor of assert_select. Ruby on Rails 12202 andy 2008-11-19T19:42:43Z Be careful the ruby idiom for memoization (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memoization) if you might have false or nil a result of the calculation you're cachine.  For example: def hot_spot; @hot_spot ||= slow_calculation; end  fails to cache as expected when slow_calculation returns nil or false.  Apps on edge #rails can require 'active_support/memoizable' (see http://github.com/rails/rails/commit/8a9934a9d9fc98b56c4566ae2e3fd4d83e505d3e) or do something like def hot_spot; return @hot_spot if defined?(@hot_spot); @hot_spot = slow_calculation; end Ruby on Rails 10481 andy 2008-10-29T00:21:45Z #ohloh is now riding #rails 2.1 Ruby on Rails Ohloh Ruby on Rails 10481 andy 2008-10-29T00:21:45Z #ohloh is now riding #rails 2.1 Ruby on Rails Ohloh Ruby on Rails