Generally in rails url are in form of :controller/:action:/:id for example post/view/9 .
URLs are considered extremely valuable. Not only because users have to see them all the time, but also because search engines give them a lot of weight: since it’s a “limited resource” where you can only include a few keywords, you better use […]

A very useful plugin by Scott A. Woods.
validate_request plugin allows us to check the request method and parameters that are used to call your action.
For Example consider an add_to_cart action as:

def add_to_cart
@product = Product.find(params[:id])
@cart.add_product(@product)
end

The link to add an item to our cart should […]

KRJS plugin developed by Chew Choon Keat could be called an extension to RJS templates by Cody Fauser . In his post KRJS: RJS without messing the Views Keat explains how KRJS can be used to update functionality in views without even touching the views.

Add tabbed navigation to your Rails application in a easiest way.
For more details please visit http://blog.seesaw.it/articles/2006/07/23/the-easiest-way-to-add-tabbed-navigation-to-your-rails-app

I will be making a Ruby on Rails presentation at the August php meetup.
This would be my second presentation on RoR, after the one at BarCampDelhi.

And this time there will be no ppts
Thanks to ValueOne for hosting the meetup.

August 3 - 18:30
August 3 […]