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An algorithm to generate fake but realistic looking graph data(that trends too)
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yes, spam. i got my hopes up.
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I hit a huge gotcha. We wanted to make a single page amp'ified and then move to a more generalized layout. We simply added
Mime::Type.register "text/html", :amp
to mimetypes.rb thinking it was adding an additional format. However, this wipes out the original "text/html" mime type in Rails and runs requests through amp layouts. If you don't create the .amp.erb layout, it will give 500 error with ActionView::MissingTemplate exception. Instead, you want `Mime::Type.registeralias "text/html", :amp`.