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29 NOV 09
Hash operations not sufficient to protect data assignment in Active Record - Ruby on Rails: Security | Google Groups SAVE
Rails' documentation and others have recommended hash operations to interact with data. This is not sufficiently secure. Developers should use the whitelist method of attr_accessible or at least the blacklist based attr_protected.TAGS
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27 NOV 09
Pragmatic Programming Techniques: NOSQL Patterns SAVE
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The aim of this blog is to extract the underlying technologies that these solutions have in common, and get a deeper understanding on the implication to your application's design. I am not intending to compare the features of these solutions, nor to suggest which one to use.TAGS
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A Fresh Cup - Home - Rails 2.3.5 Unofficial Release Notes SAVE
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Rails 2.3.5 is out but the official release notes have not yet appeared. So I thought it might be useful to share my own notes on what's new in this version. This list is only the highlights, but it should give you an overview.TAGS
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Amp: A Revolution in Source Version Control (in Ruby!) SAVE
Amp is a new Ruby based project that aims to "change the way we approach VCS" (version control systems). Currently it's basically a port of the Mercurial version control system - a common alternative to the Git system that's more popular in Rubyland - but it aims to abstract things to the point where it could be used in place of Git, Bazaar, SVN, CVS, Darcs, and so forthTAGS
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Sprinkle – Automated Infrastructure for the Rest of us — Agile Web Operations SAVE
Sprinkle is based on capistrano and uses the same push model without any additional infrastructure. That makes it easier to use than the more heavy weight tools like puppet and chef. As long as your infrastructure is small enough, you might be ok with actively pushing out changes – if it becomes bigger, puppet or chef are the way to go. So, how did we setup things?TAGS
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Django for a Rails Developer — The Usware Blog - Django Web Development SAVE
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This is not yet another Django vs Rails blog post. It is a compilation of notes I made working with Django after having worked on Rails for years. In this post I want to give a brief introduction to Django project layout from a Rails developer point of view, on what is there, what is not there and where to look for things. It should help a rails developer working on django be able to find the necessary files and underatnd the layout of the project files.TAGS
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FOSSCasts - Episode 13 -GNU Screen - Free Linux, Unix, and Open Source Screencasts SAVE
This week we take a peek at GNU Screen - a terminal multiplexer. GNU Screen allows you to open multiple terminal sessions and easily switch between them from one terminal window. You can also disconnect from GNU Screen and your terminal sessions will stay in the background waiting for you to reconnected.TAGS
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RubyPulse :: Episode 0.20 - progress-monitor - With progress-monitor you can easily add progress bars to your array/hash/integer iterator loops without changing your code. SAVE
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With progress-monitor you can easily add progress bars to your array/hash/integer iterator loops without changing your code.TAGS
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26 NOV 09
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