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5 Rails Recipes That Didn’t Make It Into The Book

By Peter Cooper — June 6th, 2006 — No Comments - Leave One Now!

In Elsewhere, Ruby on Rails

The forum set up for the Rails Recipes book has a section where readers can write their own Rails recipes. Some of them are pretty good and would have been good contenders for the book. Here are some of them:

  • Create your own validates_abc_of validation - Show you how to create your own validation routines.
  • Be notified when someone deploys your project's code - Good for multiple developer situations.
  • Using a legacy database - Getting Rails to respect database decisions made pre-Rails
  • HTML Whitelists: The Easy Way
  • Quick and Easy Textfilters

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