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Serving Glyphicons fonts for Twitter Bootstrap 3 on a Rails app with Assets on CloudFront
Chard Gonzales
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rails 3, s3, asset pipeline, cdn
A useful Rails 4 .irbrc file
Al Chou
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rails 3, rails 4, .irbrc
Bundle with ease
Chard Gonzales
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gem, rails 3, bundle
Sunspot, Solr and Rails 3
Chard Gonzales
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rails 3, solr, sunspot
Pass additional parameters into jQueryUI autocomplete widget in rails 3.1 coffeescript
Alex Burnett
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coffeescript, rails 3, autocomplete, jqueryui
jQuery instead of Prototype in Rails 3
Sandeep Kumar
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rails, rails 3, prototype, jquery
JSON Views with JBuilder
Ben Taylor
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rails, rails 3, api, json
Full messages in Rails validation errors
Łukasz Sągol
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rails, rails 3, zgryw, validations
Caching with Rails 3.2
Ben Taylor
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ruby, rails, rails 3, cache
Rails 3; Mongoid; GridFS; Carrierwave Image Upload
Andrew Valish
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rails, rails 3, mongodb, carrierwave
Overriding Rails 3 database configuration depending upon platform
Edward J. Stembler
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rails 3, database config
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