rails_state_machine 1.1.2 released
Fixed bugs where calling valid? would change the record's state.
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RailsStateMachine 2.2.0 released
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Added: State machine can now use the
:prefix-option to avoid name collision if you define multiple state machines on the same model, and use state names more than once- Previously
state_machine-definitions like this:...
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Rails 3.1.0 has been released!
jQuery as new default Javascript library, streaming response support, attr_accessible with roles, prepared statements, easier migrations.
Riding Rails: Rails 4.0: Final version released!
Rails 4.0 is finally ready after a thorough process of betas and release candidates. It's an amazing new version packed with new goodies and farewells to old features past their expiration date.
How to make changes to a Ruby gem (as a Rails developer)
At makandra, we've built a few gems over the years. Some of these are quite popular: spreewald (> 1M downloads), active_type (> 1M downloads), and geordi (> 200k downloads)
Developing a Ruby gem is different from developing Rails applications, w...
Testing state_machine callbacks without touching the database
You should test the callback methods and its correct invocation in two separate tests. Understand the ActiveRecord note before you move on with this note.
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MongoMapper for Rails 2 on Ruby 1.9
MongoMapper is a MongoDB adapter for Ruby. We've forked it so it works for Rails 2.3.x applications running on Ruby 1.9. [1]
makandra/mongomapper is based on the "official" rails2 branch [2] which contains commits t...
Upgrade guide for moving a Rails app from Webpack 3 to Webpack 4
Webpacker is Rails' way of integrating Webpack, and version 4 has been released just a few days ago, allowing us to use Webpack 4.
I successfully upgraded an existing real-world Webpack 3 application. Below are notes on everything that I encounte...
rspec_candy 0.4.0 released
- Now supports RSpec 3 and Rails 4
- Drops support for
state_machine, which has some issues with Rails 4 and isn't actively maintained
makandra/consul
Our new scope-based authorization gem for Ruby on Rails has been released. This might one day replace Aegis as our standard authorization solution.