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class ResourceController < ApplicationController
  helper_method :resource, :collection

  before_filter do
    params[resource_name.to_sym] &&= resource_params
  end

  def index(&blk)
    respond_with *(resource_parents + [collection]), &blk
  end

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# create a /backups directory
mkdir /backups

# tar everything except system directories (and the backups directory itself)
tar -cvpf /backups/fullbackup.tar --directory=/ --exclude=proc --exclude=sys --exclude=dev/pts --exclude=backups .

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bash-it and ohmyzsh are two popular frameworks for extending the functionality of Bash and ZSH, respectively. One of their features is a built-in themeing system, and both implementations already try to integrate with some (but not all) Ruby version switchers to display the currently active Ruby as part of the shell prompt. At least in bash-it's case, this integration appears to have started out supporting RVM only, with support for rbenv and rbfu added later. This results in unfortunate code like this example.

We've recently agreed to use .ruby-version instead of switcher-specific files (.rbfu-version, .rbenv-version etc.), maybe we can also find a simple common name for an environment variable containing the currently selected Ruby (including patchlevel)?

Right now, the two alternatives I'm seeing are:

1. Implementing switcher-specif

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Confusing syntax

The following are equivalent:

h1 Lorem
   Ipsum

h1 
 | Lorem

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source 'https://rubygems.org'

# Bundler 1.2.0 allows for specifying the required Ruby version in the Gemfile,
# so let's do that here.
ruby '1.9.3'

# Rails, obviously.
gem 'rails', '3.2.8'

# I love HAML.

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class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
  protect_from_forgery

  def fb_liked?
    session[:signed_request]['page']['liked'] if session[:signed_request]
  end

  def fb_admin?
    session[:signed_request]['page']['admin'] if session[:signed_request]
  end

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Hendrik Mans

Contact details

• Email: hendrik@mans.de
• Twitter: @hmans
• Website or Blog: http://hmans.io

Speaker bio

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# Require the compass gem. No need to do this if you're already requiring all your
# gems through Bundle.require.
#
require 'compass'

# This adds the stylesheets directory of the "compass" engine to Sass' default load path. The
# only other engine in Compass at the time of writing is "blueprint", which, as far as I
# know, is already tagged as deprecated.
#
Sass::Engine::DEFAULT_OPTIONS[:load_paths] << Compass::Frameworks["compass"].stylesheets_directory

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# install happy-cli prerelease (!) gem
gem install happy-cli --pre

# create a new happy app using the standard app template
happy new myapp

# alternatively, use the minimal template
happy new myapp -t minimal

# then: