can anyone please help me out here.I am new to ROR. Can anyone please tell me how to implement dwolla in ruby on rails 3.0.1. I am actually not getting any help from anywhere.
Thanks in advance...
Dwolla has a site that explains everything.
On that page, they:
have the entire API documented
outline the libraries that are available to developers
provide ruby sample code
make it easy to generate your own token
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Anyone guide me to installing rspec in ror and need to know the usage.
Give me if you know any simple links..
Look at this link. There is a good wiki and a lot of examples how to configure and user rcpec.
Im trying o set up an rails application that handles ticket booking system for e venue.
Does anybody have any suggestions about architecture, gems or general approach yhat could help? Would be grateful for suggestions.
Are you already know RoR yet? If not, try this tutorial Rails turotial, then you can build your application, because only you know what you need, so keep learning and building and if you have trouble or problem then go to stackoverflow and ask, so people can help you.
So far, I only found this one that integrates with the Zendesk site through its API
hi people i m new to ruby on rails i m looking for authentication solution for my app and i came across Devise and Authlogic so my question is which one to choose?
my requirements
1.save time
2.highly customziable
3.easy to understand
4.easy to debug
Please Help
Please visit the link below and understand authentication from scratch.
http://railscasts.com/episodes/250-authentication-from-scratch
Pros:
1. Very easy to understand, as a beginner.
2. Highly customizable.
3. Get an extreme handle of what is going on.
4. Good riddance from complex code.
5. Its written by you.
Cons:
1. Its written by you.
Thanks.
I am trying to use the Phaxio API to include the ability to send faxes to customers from my Rails app, however I am having difficulty trying to implement it. I know Phaxio is new and there doesn't seem to be much on it except for what is provided by their online docs, which don't really cover too much and have no examples using rails.
From what I can gather from their docs is that I need to send a request to https://api.phaxio.com/v1/send along with some parameters. In their example they use curl to do this but how would I do this from a rails controller? Is their any helper libraries out there for this or will I have to write it from scratch? I might be swinging in the dark here but any help on this subject matter would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
I just sent over an email to you, but I'll post some example code here as well. We're currently working on a Ruby helper for Phaxio, but here's some code that should help you get started in the mean time.
You'll need to gem install mime-types first.
http://pastebin.com/jfTLn6Bq
-Josh Nankin
Co-Founder, Phaxio
I need to add a customer support function to an existing Rails 3 app. I want to enable the users to submit a support ticket and answer back and fourth until the issue is resolved. I am currently using Zendesk.
Does anyone have any knowledge of something I can use? Or should I just develop it myself?
Regards,
Jacob
So you essentially want to be able to create a system to manage issues? Checkout Redmine. It has the ability to manage issues. However, I'm pretty sure that the way it looks isn't the way you want yours to look.
You can lift the generic code from Redmine and apply it to your app. I doubt you'll find a gem that does all the magic for you the way you want it to look and act, so you'll need to do programming.
I haven't tried this. I saw it listed on Open Source Help Desk List where both Redmine and Big Help are mentioned. I am also looking for a help desk gem and stumbled upon your question here.
Big Help: A help desk portal built with Ruby on Rails