Jason Gignac
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Thursday, June 24 2010
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Jason Gignac commented at 5:29 PMTMorgan - I guess, I would argue that generation isn't something that one thinks of as being specific to a particular environment - I want rails to make some ne...
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Jason Gignac commented at 5:18 PMAs far as I'm concerned, this is expected behaviour? When I access the current value, by calling, say 'this_field', there is an implicit understanding that if I...
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Jason Gignac commented at 4:51 PMI am only curious, but why is pathname slower than the alternative implementation that is in the original commit and that you suggest in your diff here?
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Jason Gignac commented at 4:48 PM-1 I would submit there are two conflicting desires here: on the one hand, the behaviour of inspect is what you would expect in this situation - if in any other...
Monday, May 31 2010
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Jason Gignac commented at 9:45 PM-1 I would argue that while this may be an official standard, the de facto standard is 1024? Most programmers I'd ask, if you said 'how many are in a kilobyte' ...
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Jason Gignac commented at 9:42 PM-1 Though I can see the argument for this, I think it would end up adding confusion for what is a somewhat slender use case - the number of situations in which ...
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Jason Gignac commented at 9:35 PMA few comments:
Rather than:
+By default, Rails will try to use Mongrel if it's installed when started with +rails server, otherwise Rails will use WEBrick, the...
Saturday, May 08 2010
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Jason Gignac commented at 1:44 PM-1 Maybe I'm wrong, but wouldn't it be just as easy to just use link_to_remote(params) if(condition)? This form seems to make the syntax a little needlessly com...
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Jason Gignac commented at 1:37 PM-1 Honestly, to me it makes more sense NOT to make the behaviour of url_for specific to the context in which it's executed. But, YMMV.
Sunday, March 15 2009
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Jason Gignac commented at 5:43 PMI second Mr. Atzen -
saved? could mean "Did my last saved work how I expected it to?" Whereas what you're actually asking is "Is this object already in the data...