%w(Akita On Rails) * 2.0 - Easy Restful Rails Screencast Comments

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by hagope

2008-03-21T01:06:24Z

Great work, this was very informative and useful.

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by Nikos D.

2008-03-18T00:33:46Z

Why don’t you publish it on a bittorent tracker? After all, that’s what the protocol if made for :)

Gonna get the vid through the forth link :)

P.S.: If you want, i can provide a mirror for the one version in my web space provided by the university. Drop me a line at nikosd at uop . gr

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by Ryan

2008-03-07T06:47:32Z

I’ve followed the directions exactly, however, when I create 2 posts for example,

and go to:

/posts/2/comments/

all the comments show, even from post 1.

What could be the problem?

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by Dan

2008-03-02T20:37:05Z

Hi fabio,

would it be possible to make the screen cast into an on-line guide like you did with the first-rails-tutorial?

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by Faustino

2008-03-02T03:10:31Z

Thanks.. but i got the video in .mov format but is impossible play this in linux, how i can get this video in .avi or an other format

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by David

2008-02-22T04:31:39Z

Thanks so much for the great tutorial! Given that resource_controller standardized controllers, I have a question about how you would solve this problem in a RESTful way using resource_controller:

Let's say you wanted to have a form with a text area that had a bunch of comma-delimited emails.  If your EmailAddress model only has one email per row in the table email_addresses, how would you implement the insertion of individual emails into the table?

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by Jags

2008-02-21T16:35:38Z

Hi Fabio

If possible can you upload the source code for this

Thanks for your efforts

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by Jose

2008-02-13T20:15:27Z

Great, great screencast, learned a lot!, thanks Akita for this one…

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by AkitaOnRails

2008-02-13T13:44:09Z

@joe: good question. Both are good. make_resourceful came first, from Hampton Caitlin. James Golick used to contribute to this plugin.

resource_controller is, therefore, inspired by make_resourceful but taking out some things that James didn’t think was nice, like having the whole thing inside a block in the controller.

Another BIG difference is the way resource_controller adds view helpers that makes the views completely independent of nesting depth. You can literally reuse the same views without never worrying about your links using the correct named routes helpers.

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by Joe Cool

2008-02-13T13:31:48Z

Hey guys, I’ve just seen Railscast #92 make_resourceful .. so, the question is ..

resource_controller OR make_resourceful ??

Thanks for any light !

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by John Tam

2008-01-28T00:42:32Z

Oh, I’m totally blind and silly. Sorry for misleading other guys. And Thanks again.

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by AkitaOnRails

2008-01-27T05:55:34Z

@John, isn’t the download links above working? like the one from rapidshare?

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by John Tam

2008-01-27T03:56:12Z

Awesome! And it’s helpful. But can i download it from somewhere? It lags a lot while i’m watching it online. Thanks.

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by David Stetler

2008-01-26T20:01:00Z

Thanks Fabio – looks great. Here is the correct plugin location:

Edge/Rails 2.0 Compatible Install it: svn export http://svn.jamesgolick.com/resource_controller/tags/edge_compatible/stable vendor/plugins/resource_controller

thanks again!

Comment on 'Easy Restful Rails Screencast' by Carl Youngblood

2008-01-26T05:16:56Z

Hey Fabio, have you considered using Vimeo for your videos? Google Video really reduces the quality to the point where the source code is unreadable. But vimeo looks pretty nice. If it won’t let you upload long segments, you could break up your video.

Another option would be to use Dreamhost, which gives you insane amounts of bandwidth for your videos.