Comments on: Ruby Forum Presentation at Google http://blog.competitio.us/2007/03/04/ruby-forum-presentation-at-google/ Our company blog Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:22:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Venkat http://blog.competitio.us/2007/03/04/ruby-forum-presentation-at-google/#comment-26879 Sun, 19 Aug 2007 17:28:00 +0000 http://blog.competitio.us/2007/03/04/ruby-forum-presentation-at-google/#comment-26879 I am looking forward to the plugin as well. Any change of plan not to post it? I am looking forward to the plugin as well. Any change of plan not to post it?

]]> by: Phil http://blog.competitio.us/2007/03/04/ruby-forum-presentation-at-google/#comment-3208 Tue, 20 Mar 2007 12:38:06 +0000 http://blog.competitio.us/2007/03/04/ruby-forum-presentation-at-google/#comment-3208 Just wanted to throw in my two cents and note that I can't wait to hear about acts_as_loggable. Just wanted to throw in my two cents and note that I can’t wait to hear about acts_as_loggable.

]]> by: sunny3D http://blog.competitio.us/2007/03/04/ruby-forum-presentation-at-google/#comment-3194 Tue, 20 Mar 2007 10:07:17 +0000 http://blog.competitio.us/2007/03/04/ruby-forum-presentation-at-google/#comment-3194 I just came across your presentation when I searched for a way to perform AJAX calls in Rails without hitting the server (and without needing to deal with raw JavaScript). I thought of something like executing RJS templates from inside a view, which is not possible. It seems that you have a solution for that problem, but I don't understand what is hidden behind those define_js_template/render_js_template methods. Would it be possible to give some more explanations on this topic? Thanks in any case for the interesting presentation. I just came across your presentation when I searched for a way to perform AJAX calls in Rails without hitting the server (and without needing to deal with raw JavaScript). I thought of something like executing RJS templates from inside a view, which is not possible.

It seems that you have a solution for that problem, but I don’t understand what is hidden behind those define_js_template/render_js_template methods. Would it be possible to give some more explanations on this topic? Thanks in any case for the interesting presentation.

]]> by: Kris http://blog.competitio.us/2007/03/04/ruby-forum-presentation-at-google/#comment-1885 Tue, 06 Mar 2007 09:51:20 +0000 http://blog.competitio.us/2007/03/04/ruby-forum-presentation-at-google/#comment-1885 Update: I have created a project over at ruby forge to host the acts_as_loggable plugin. We will upload the source code there as soon as we have a chance to repackage it. Update: I have created a project over at ruby forge to host the acts_as_loggable plugin. We will upload the source code there as soon as we have a chance to repackage it.

]]> by: mustard http://blog.competitio.us/2007/03/04/ruby-forum-presentation-at-google/#comment-1841 Mon, 05 Mar 2007 14:27:10 +0000 http://blog.competitio.us/2007/03/04/ruby-forum-presentation-at-google/#comment-1841 Thanks for posing the slides for those of us who couldn't make it to the talk. I am looking forward to trying out the acts_as_loggable plugin. I was just about to implement something similar for my site. Thanks for posing the slides for those of us who couldn’t make it to the talk. I am looking forward to trying out the acts_as_loggable plugin. I was just about to implement something similar for my site.

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