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2008 Apr 14
6
Good news: BackgrounDRb now works on Windows
Hello all,
I have some good news to announce. I have made some changes to a local copy
of BackgrounDRb 1.0.3 (actually most of the changes were in Packet 0.1.5)
and I''ve got it working on Windows. From what I''ve read, this is the first
time it''s worked on Windows in a year and a half, since 0.2 was released.
In my research I can see that a number of people have asked
2011 Feb 09
16
rails 3.0.4 broke yield :javascript ?
hello,
I have today updated my rails app to 3.0.4 security release but now this
yield :javascripts
fails in the layout and I get my custom js escaped as text in the view.
anybody seeing this also?
tia,
jk
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2008 Apr 12
6
Cutting down BackgrounDRb memory issue
Hi Folks,
I have been working to fix BackgrounDRb memory usage as such. Ruby1.8 GC
isn''t fork friendly and it seems to use a lot of memory because when you
fork, it sets a bit in all the objects in global scope which causes OS
to all pages in child process.
A classic solution is to use fork and exec, rather than just fork. Its
working and pretty stable, but you loose ability to pass
2011 Feb 11
1
Real-time web traffic alert notifications (email or SMS) on the cheap?
I''m a big fan of New Relic. One of the services they provide is alerts
when your traffic goes up unexpectedly above a predetermined level.
Does anyone have a favorite, inexpensive "traffic alert" tool that can
be used on a small site--a site that''s not yet big enough for monthly
payments of $150 for New Relic Silver (or even the $36 price tag for New
Relic Silver on
2014 May 03
0
Putting form_authenticity_token (csrf token) in a cookie instead of in meta tags?
When you generate a default Rails app, it puts this in
application.html.erb:
<%= csrf_meta_tags %>
It does this so the remote forms can be submitted--i.e., so JavaScript can
submit a form. When jquery-rails is about to submit a form, it looks for
the <meta> tags named "csrf-param" and "csrf-token" and from them it
constructs a hidden