So far this journey with SAP has been interesting, the B1 API is flexible enough that we can mold it to pull data our of SAP somewhat “cleanly”. Pushing data back to it is even more fun, but as long as you create compliant XML data it usually is happy and consumes the data with [...]
Well I can say the project is in full swing now. Using Rails, and writing libraries to interact with SAP and eat/spitout its XML documents. While the documentation available for some of the SAP/B1 WebApi is little to none (I guess you need to know people in high places) that hasn’t stopped us at Bold [...]
In a previous post I asked which are people using, MongoMapper or Mongoid, since then several projects have passed that utilize MongoDB we have leaned towards Mongoid. Why? We like the syntax, its mongodb like. Makes it easier to switch between writing code and querying the database. On the other hand MongoMapper works more like [...]
So, which are best? Anybody have a good solid recommendation, using Rails 3, and looking at using MongoDB for the main datastore. Thoughts are welcome, thank you in advanced.
If you are a heavy JQuery user and Rails3 is your framework of choice, you need to use a different Rails.js file. Here is a great blog post that explains it. Hopefully this helps a few people.
If you been programming in Rails 2 for a while you most likely have some helpers that update content or get values for content that use yield blocks. Rails 2: def page_title(title) content_for_title = title end Rails 3 def page_title(title) content_for(:title) { title } end