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Custom fields in Rails using PostgreSQL
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Tagging in Rails 4 using PostgreSQL arrays
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Use UUIDs in Rails 4 with PostgreSQL
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13y ago
It was a bad move not include protection against SQL injection to begin with. I was thinking about keeping it as simple as possible and just show a simplified example. But I think this was a bad thing to do so I have updated the example so
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13y ago
Good point. I will update the examples in the blog post as soon as possible.
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13y ago
This example is not secured against SQL injections but you can do it easily. Look at the documentation here: https://github.com/FRiCKLE/ngx_postgres/
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Simple API with Nginx and PostgreSQL
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13y ago
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Create a minitest spec/test dir and starter code on a new project.
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14y ago
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Simple authentication generator for Rails 4
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CMIS client for JRuby
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JRuby wrapper for Tika to extract content / metadata from various file formats
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Convert PDF docs to beautiful HTML files without losing text or format in Ruby.
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Convert office documents to PDF using LibreOffice and Ruby.
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ricny046
15y ago
Dude, it cost only $39.99. Just buy the freaking book.
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15y ago
Yes, I understand what you mean and when I wrote this I knew that someone would comment on it :) This is how I see it: Pure JavaScript + JQuery = Very easy to get started but very hard to maintain when the code base grows if you don't know
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15y ago
I don't agree about JQuery. The learnability is good and it's really easy to get things done very fast. But when the code base grows it becomes really hard to maintain the code if you don't know JavaScript very well and know how to structur