add after_save callback on the instance level
Is it possible to add instance-level callbacks to rails models?
add after_save callback on the instance level
Is it possible to add instance-level callbacks to rails models?
add after_save callback on the instance level
Is it possible to add instance-level callbacks to rails models?
add after_save callback on the instance level
Is it possible to add instance-level callbacks to rails models?
add after_save callback on the instance level
Is it possible to add instance-level callbacks to rails models?
Why am I getting NoMethodError (undefined method `user_id’ for an instance of AppTransaction) in rails?
Whenever I try to save or update my AppTransaction model, it doesn’t let me. It was working before I added the account system, and then it started giving me an error about there not being a user_id method for app_transactions. Do you guys know why?
Why am I getting NoMethodError (undefined method `user_id’ for an instance of AppTransaction) in rails?
Whenever I try to save or update my AppTransaction model, it doesn’t let me. It was working before I added the account system, and then it started giving me an error about there not being a user_id method for app_transactions. Do you guys know why?
Post-hoc testing in TDD recommended?
I have a personal project that doesn’t have robust testing. I had a bit of TDD going on at the beginning, but it quickly became counterproductive as the project details changed dramatically over time. So a lot of previously written tests have become useless.
Rails – Does using partials slow views rendering?
I’m having performance issues on a Rails 3.1.0 application, now I’ve done dome changes on my queries with AR and so but views still takes too many time to render, I’ve divided the views, loops and so, on many partials that are rendered dynamically inside views and inside other partials.
Am I shooting myself in the foot if I use Mercurial for Rails development?
I’m a Rails developer and I prefer Mercurial over Git. However, I know that the Rails community is very pro-Git. So my question is it possible that my choice of version control system would turn back some developers?