Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Dear All,
Pretty sure that I have been quite earnest in updating my application with particular concern for n+1 issues, otherwise, hopefully, more complete use of of Rails 3.0 model associations. If one really scrutinizes my models, you will see that I have not been totally thorough... a matter of time and expectation of how the application will grow.
Nevertheless, I am offering the app level code for the site at https://github.com/emcgurty/echomarket. At some levels I am very proud of what I accomplished, eg, using scope as a manner of determining 'type' and utilizing fields_for.
At the controller level, I am not happy with my use of :_destroy. I expected that it's use would be much more dynamic. But what I have, works.
Otherwise, I owe great thanks to members of this group. You provided me with a huge impetus to improve my site. I live is rural Virginia, where I must rely on internet sources for my information. Some of it good, so much of it misleading.
Oh! My site: www.echomarket.org. (I haven't fully implemented JQuery toward client-side validation, so the site is still presented as 'Under Construction', but I offer a link for the eager.)
Sincerely,
Liz McGurty
PS: The site was built for DreamHost required Rails 3.0, and Ruby version 1.8.7
-- Pretty sure that I have been quite earnest in updating my application with particular concern for n+1 issues, otherwise, hopefully, more complete use of of Rails 3.0 model associations. If one really scrutinizes my models, you will see that I have not been totally thorough... a matter of time and expectation of how the application will grow.
Nevertheless, I am offering the app level code for the site at https://github.com/emcgurty/echomarket. At some levels I am very proud of what I accomplished, eg, using scope as a manner of determining 'type' and utilizing fields_for.
At the controller level, I am not happy with my use of :_destroy. I expected that it's use would be much more dynamic. But what I have, works.
Otherwise, I owe great thanks to members of this group. You provided me with a huge impetus to improve my site. I live is rural Virginia, where I must rely on internet sources for my information. Some of it good, so much of it misleading.
Oh! My site: www.echomarket.org. (I haven't fully implemented JQuery toward client-side validation, so the site is still presented as 'Under Construction', but I offer a link for the eager.)
Sincerely,
Liz McGurty
PS: The site was built for DreamHost required Rails 3.0, and Ruby version 1.8.7
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