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Answered: Detecting tranactions in Ruby on Rails

That's not it. the code you linked is just a quick hack intended to verify which transaction method gets called by setting a trace function and printing all the data on function calls when name ...

Answered: Using Ruby for internal CRM app

Using Rails for the internal app makes even more sence then for an external app :-) As the requirements are (usually) more lax you will be able to use something like Streamlined to add the basic CRUD ...

Answered: Need help with 'cattr_accessor' ActiveRecord Error

to see a list of installed gems: gem list --local to remove a gem: gem uninstall GEMNAME (i.e. gem uninstall rails, gem uninstall activerecord etc) how original :-)

Answered: Need help with 'cattr_accessor' ActiveRecord Error

Well, I don't know about the Hivelogic article. But once you have ruby and rubygems setup it should be all easyride. try "gem list --local" to see what gems are installed. Try uninstalling EVERYTHING ...

Answered: Changing Apple's OS X iCal alarm repeat intervals

AFAIK you can't change the repeat optios there. You do can change the time of the original alarm though. Options are X min/hours/days before/after the event. seems all covered.

Answered: Detecting tranactions in Ruby on Rails

What I'm trying to do is to make sure certain models are only ever saved inside a transaction. So I wat to write a macro method such that I can do: class Foo < ActiveRecrod::Base require_transaction ...

Answered: Using Ruby on Rails to build large sites?

the short answer is yes The long answer: Let's cover the basics. * scalability has almost nothing to do with performance. Scalability is being able to add hardware and gain more throughput ...

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