Ruby on Rails

On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 02:28, Soichi Ishida <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:

> It was simpler than I thought!

Rails often is. For example, a while back I was trying to do a simple
timesheet system. Couldn't figure out how to force the newly entered
entries into the right places. Came up with a hairy and fragile way,
that duplicated a lot of what Rails was doing behind the scenes.
Correct solution? Don't. Just let Rails do it. No problem. Now I
use essentially the same technique in The Decider
(http://thedecider.herokuapp.com), to let Rails keep track of which
rating in the spreadsheet is for which alternative in which factor.

> Thanks again.

You're welcome.

-Dave

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