Lots of a good stuff this week. Enjoyed every single one of these resources:
Author: Tom (Page 412 of 428)
If you’re working with sorting large data sets in Rails, I’d usually recommend using something like the sorted gem to handle the work for you, but if you’re dealing with relatively small datasets, sometimes it’s just easier to roll your own helper.
I’m currently working on a project in which there are a small number of users in the system. Each has a first name, last name, email, and position column and I wanted to be able to easily sort the columns whenever a user clicks on the column header in each cell.
Not a lot of stuff this week, but here’s some of the good stuff that I came across:
WordPress just released version 3.1.4. Overall, it’s a solid release but if you’re working with a theme that has support for multiple custom menus, then you may notice a regression with custom menus after you upgrade the application.
I just finished deploying a Rails application onto a subdomain of a site that has WordPress installed on the root domain. Unfortunately, WordPress’ htaccess rules made it a little bit more difficult to launch than expected.
Here’s what I did to get Rails and WordPress to play nicely together:
