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Has anyone gotten started with getting the OAuth2 replacement for Facebook Connect working with auth_logic? I know there is an OAuth2 gem (http://intridea.com/2010/4/22/oauth2- gem-just-in-time-for-facebook-graph?blog=company), and I''m thinking of using that to integrate. Anyone know when the Fb Connect API will be shut down? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to

This is a problem I know other people have been having. I''m on Rails 2.3.5 on a dual core 2.1Ghz Macbook Pro 2.1 with 3Gb of ram and 800Mb+ inactive memory. Things should be fast. Sometimes things run slowly, but nothing nearly as slowly as rails. irb starts in milliseconds. Even Java maven tasks are pretty fast. Rails on the other hand takes a pitiful 1:30 minutes to start - the

Let''s say I have: map.resources :teams do |team| team.resources :squads, :shallow => true end When I want to generate a form_for a squad, I need both the team and squad for new/create, but only the squad for edit. This means I need: edit: form_for(squad) new: form_for([team, squad]) This seems not very dry. Is there a more idiomatic way of doing this? Right now,

Is there a simple gem / engine / app for sending a sequence of emails - something like iContact or ConstantContact. For instance, I want to send an email when someone registers on my site, then 3 days later, then 10 days later. That''s a rather simple case - would be nice to have some more complex workflow but this would do for now. This would not be too difficult to implement, but

I know the debate of whether this should validate has been rehashed many times. My question is, what are the consequences of overriding this method to force validation? Will this break fundamental things? Will it break plugins? Is there a reason not to have a strict validation option? In my code I will never use this as I consider it a terribly broken method, but some gems use it and in one case