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Closed 9 years ago.
Does a web based IDE exist for ruby on rails development?
try https://koding.com/
Awesome UI with cool feature :)
3 years later : yes, it exists : Nitrous.io (disclaimer : copy/paste the link and remove the ref part if you don't want to help me getting early access )
You can find a short presentation video on Youtube
Edit: it's now called Nitrous.io and it's out of private beta since 26/07/13
The only one I know of is Heroku.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I think that acts_as_rateable seems to be quite obsolete and doesn't support AJAX.
I'm looking for a simple "5 star" rating system: is there any plugin or tutorial that can help?
Fully a year later, since this is one of the top hits on Google for this subject I thought I'd add this note:
Ajaxful rating doesn't really work on Rails 3, so you might want to check out this tutorial for how to create your own star rating system in Rails 3.
(http://eighty-b.tumblr.com/post/1569674815/creating-an-ajaxified-star-rating-system-in-rails-3)
Check out ajaxful-rating plugin.
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Closed 9 years ago.
I have been looking for forums developed in Ruby on Rails and I found some solutions like threaded, sugar, forum monster and forem.
Could do you suggest me one of them and pros/cons?
I'm a RoR newbie and I'm looking for a solution that can allow me create a "community" around this forum and learn more RoR during the trip.
I would like to suggest you. This forum software.
https://github.com/discourse/discourse
This looks awesome.
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Closed 10 years ago.
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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Closed 11 years ago.
I had seen a interesting course of Ruby on the Code School (Try Ruby/Rails for Zumbies).
But I would like to know if there's another ones?
If you know someone, please let me know.
If you are looking specifically for interactive courses/tutorials:
Ruby in Twenty Minutes
Rails for Zombies
Check http://rubyonrails.org/documentation There are many references.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I think that acts_as_rateable seems to be quite obsolete and doesn't support AJAX.
I'm looking for a simple "5 star" rating system: is there any plugin or tutorial that can help?
Fully a year later, since this is one of the top hits on Google for this subject I thought I'd add this note:
Ajaxful rating doesn't really work on Rails 3, so you might want to check out this tutorial for how to create your own star rating system in Rails 3.
(http://eighty-b.tumblr.com/post/1569674815/creating-an-ajaxified-star-rating-system-in-rails-3)
Check out ajaxful-rating plugin.