Ember provides a text field view that makes generating text input fields pretty simple. What’s really cool is with the simple addition of onEvent=”keyPress” and action=”my_function” you can monitor changes to the field as the user types. It looks something like this: (On a side note you can also just add an observer to your…
Month: October 2013
Rails on Heroku Notes – some Asset Pipeline and a Frame issue
A tiny Rails asset pipeline thing if you are into bookmarklets This is more a general Rails issue rather than a Heroku issue, but I ran into the problem while deploying to heroku so I’m including it. Rails 3 generated digest as well as undigested version of your assets. Rails 4 no longer does that….
Rails on Heroku Notes – some Asset Pipeline and a Frame issue
A tiny Rails asset pipeline thing if you are into bookmarklets This is more a general Rails issue rather than a Heroku issue, but I ran into the problem while deploying to heroku so I’m including it. Rails 3 generated digest as well as undigested version of your assets. Rails 4 no longer does that….
Rails on Heroku Notes – some Asset Pipeline and a Frame issue
A tiny Rails asset pipeline thing if you are into bookmarklets This is more a general Rails issue rather than a Heroku issue, but I ran into the problem while deploying to heroku so I’m including it. Rails 3 generated digest as well as undigested version of your assets. Rails 4 no longer does that….
Using Chosen with Ember.js
Harvest’s Chosen select control is handy for cleaning up unwieldy or horribly long select boxes. It’s a nice little bit of UI sugar that can help make your users happier and we all like happy users right?. Ember.js is now our Javascript framework of choice but it doesn’t always play well with other libraries and…