Post by Peter Cooper on December 19th, 2006

Producing Dynamic Graphics with RMagick and Rails 1.2

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Geoffrey Grosenbach demonstrates how you can use Rails 1.2's "respond to" features to return dynamic graphic files on request. Short, sweet, to the point, and a great demonstration of the dynamic response capabilities of Rails 1.2.

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One Response to “Producing Dynamic Graphics with RMagick and Rails 1.2”

  1. #1
    weepy Says:
    January 2nd, 2007 at 12:01 pm

    Hiya, seemed a good place to announce Saucy, my new plugin for rails that renders images unobtrusively.

    Check it out here

    Like to hear any feedback