Have you ever gotten a result like the following when using ThinkingSphinx (by the awesome Pat Allen):
NoMethodError (undefined method `constantize’ for nil:NilClass):
This error occurs when your index isn’t quite up to date and ThinkingSphinx returns results that have since been deleted from your database. To fix the problem add :retry_stale => true to your searches, [...]
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Those of you that follow me on Twitter will probably know that I’ve spent the last week or so trying to find a decent way of generating PDF documents from a Rails application. I finally found a solution that suited my needs so I thought I’d share it with you lovely people.
Initial Probing
After my first [...]
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Abso-fucking-lutely crazy.
Good news? Bad news? Personally I’m thinking it’s a good move and it also means I don’t have to publish my post about the bitchiness in the Rails vs. Merb camp.
It’s nice to see that Rails 3.0 is going to be more modular and library agnostic as well. Good news for all use jQuery [...]
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Jim Neath is a 26 year old Freelance Ruby on Rails developer from Manchester, UK.
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