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A Guide To Starting Your Own Rails Engine Gem
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23 Jun 2011Since Rails 3 was released, developers have been writing Rails engines in a new clean style that can be packaged as RubyGems. A Rails engine is a prepackaged application that is able to be run or mounted within another Rails application. An engine can have its own models, views, controllers, generators and publicly served [...]
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- Tags: enginex, gems, Generators, gotchas, great news, nbsp, page directory, scaffolding, static files
Generate CSS For Sprite Images – Sprite Cow
In: web resources
23 Jun 2011Advertise here with BSA With their increasing popularity, we are seeing more and more CSS sprite generators everyday. Sprite Cow is another one which is open source and works very effective by auto-recognizing the different elements inside a single image. So, you design the sprite image in your favorite imaged editing application, upload it to [...]
Create CSS3 with a Photoshop Interface
In: web resources
16 May 2011I’ve never been a big fan of CSS generators, but this one is just way too cool! LayerStyles, a web app created by Felix Niklas, allows you to generate CSS using an interface that looks almost exactly like the layer styles dialog box in Photoshop. I advocate writing your CSS manually so that you maintain [...]
Best CSS Web Apps To Save Time
30 Mar 2011Today I’m putting together a list of my favorite CSS generators and web apps that save me time on projects with short deadlines. I think you may enjoy them to. If I miss your favorite web app add a link in the comment box and I’ll add it. CSS3 Generator All In One CSS Rounded [...]
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