Tomorrow, we are off to @media, London.
Hope to see you there! If you see someone looking like us - don’t hesitate to say hello!
We imagine London to be something like this:
March 25, 2009 – 10:46 am
In our last post we talked about upgrading to Rails 2.3, and the issues we encountered. One bug we found was that multiple POST requests issued in a test didn’t reset the post parameters between requests. The patch Peter submitted is now part of the Rails core, and we are very happy about it.
Perhaps not [...]
March 17, 2009 – 10:57 am
We just pushed the latest addition to the Translate plugin which adds a new rake task: “rake translate:google FROM=sv TO=en”. This will translate all keys in sv.yaml using Google Translate into english and store them in en.yaml.
This is a very convinient way of testing your application in a translated state, and look for strings [...]
January 23, 2009 – 5:18 pm
For those of you looking for Swedish pluralization for Rails, I just refactored this module of ours into a plugin. You can find it on GitHub: http://github.com/newsdesk/swedish_pluralize/tree/master
It’s extracted from the old swe_rails plugin by Ola Bini, which did a bit more than just pluralize in Swedish. So if pluralize is all you want to do, [...]
November 28, 2008 – 3:00 pm
This one you will find all over the Rails code. The “returning” trick is a really neat way to refactor ugly patterns, such as this one:
object = []
object << “foo” if bar?
object
Into this:
returning [] do |object|
object << “foo” if bar?
end
So what returning does is, it creates an object using the first parameter (a [...]
November 28, 2008 – 2:38 pm
Welcome to the blog! I thought it would be appropriate to shortly present Newsdesk in a post before anything else.
If you don’t know about us (and chances are small you do, unless you’re living in Sweden), we are a Swedish equivalent to PRWeb, or PR Newswire in some ways.
We are an online visibility company. Corporations [...]
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