I’m very pleased with the amount of progress made with aireo over the past few months. Below is a list of features (that only scratch the surface) of what’s currently implemented in aireo. The ones in bold are main features that I’ll be tackling shortly (not yet finished); otherwise the feature is […]
I said earlier that I’d do a post about Authentication and REST, so here it is. One of my motivations for doing this is getting a convention set up that Rails developers can follow that doesn’t use http basic (since the security implications of sending a username and password with every request aren’t good). The […]
Update here.
With the release of Active Resource (and Rails support for REST) I foresee a lot of services popping up that conform to the Active Resource way of thinking. However, this isn’t just a Rails thing. If developers, in any language, can be encouraged to make simple REST interfaces to the apps, than life would […]
I’ve been meaning to post this for a while. These guys have taken a variation of Juggernaut, called TigerBaumKuchen, and created a simple and friendly chat system.
I’ve been messing around with Active Resource a bit lately (to do with aireo) and I though I’d write a tutorial on it (giving the sparseness of documentation at the moment).
This tutorial expects you to have the restfull conversion methods in application.rb (as explained in the previous post), and a model called “post” with attributes […]
I’d just like to share with you my method of generating the same structure to data for restful responses, in the hope that this helper method will get added to to_json and to_yaml (as it is already for to_xml). Currently, if you convert a model into json or yaml, it isn’t in the same format […]
Here’s a common password list helper for active record:
Common Password List
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