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Is there any easy-to-install script out there for Rails app?
A flag button just like youtube, for user to click when spam or profanity or inappropriate graphic is found in a community post. That flag will notify the admin to review the complained entry so to take necessary action, such as removing the inappropriate content.
It is quite old, but it still works as Akismet keeps his detection up to date: http://railscasts.com/episodes/65-stopping-spam-with-akismet
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I need to write supersimple iPhone application. It contains the list of buttons and if the user clicks one of these buttons, the application opens a new view with image.
My problem is that a lot of tutorials/books was created 2-3 years ago and I can't learn in parallel Objective C and understand compiler's changes.
What will be better for my "buttons" menu? What can I read about it? Help pls
Just look at storyboards tutorials, and you won't even need Objective-C for that kind of app.
e.g.: http://www.raywenderlich.com/5138/beginning-storyboards-in-ios-5-part-1
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I have an app in progress that requires communication between two already identified users (not messenging or SMS). The data is persisted remotely however the UI needs to be dead simple . Is there a iMessage type view controller that is available that i can use? I really like the one I have attached below, just not sure how to get it or even if someone has better ideas?
There are a lot of pre-made bubble controls:
AcaniChat
PTSMessagingCell
SSMessagesViewController
UIBubbleTableView
There are also some you can purchase at CocoaControls.
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I've been using for my latest project Twitter Bootstrap, but I've found to have compatibility issues with older browsers.
Now I want to start a new project and I don't want to use Bootstrap anymore. Do you know any alternative to it ?
There is Kickstrap which is nice alternative to twitter-bootstrap.
But I would stay with twitter-bootstrap.
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working with a small database,users and a minimal design are the most important needs.
Assuming you only want to do basic CRUD operations, and given the powerful scaffolding Rails has, I'd just take a few hours to build your own. If you need user authentication, simply use Devise and you should be all set.
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See the title :)
It depends on the application complexity, hardware available, system structure, database structure, caching strategy and many many other factors. Twitter uses RoR for its frontend, and they get more than 50 requests/second.
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