I've got a partial in a loop like so...
<% things.each do |thing| %><%= render :partial => "thingy", :locals => { :something => something, :thing => thing } %><% end %>
This just doesn't seem very railsy, I was wondering if there more efficient…
I have a situation where people consuming our API will need to do a partial update in my resource. I understand that the HTTP clearly specifies that this is a PATCH operation, even though people on our side are used to send a PUT request for this…
Generally is there a way to get a big JSON string by a single request by parts?
For example, if I have a JSON string consisting of three big objects and having each size of 1mb, can I somehow in a single request get the first 1mb then parse it while…
I'm trying to render different partials into my index view from the controller, depending on the params I receive.
I have a simple unless-else condition inside my controller that checks the params
def index
unless params[:check].nil?
render…
I'm trying to get a partial object back using projection in hibernate, like this:
Movie class:
@Table(name = "Movies")
public class Movie extends Entity {
@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
@Column(name = "id")
private Long…
I have a rails application that models a house. There is a house model that has many parameters and it has_many rooms. A room has a house_id and a name. I've also used http://github.com/ryanb/complex-form-examples to allow many lights and…
I am trying to compute a partial correlation in R. I have the two data sets that I want to compare and currently only one controlled variable. (This will change in the future)
I have looked online to try to work this out myself but it is difficult…
I have this model called Post, idaelly I would love to use just ONE partial + ONE layout to achieve the following.
when rendering a single object, outputs:
%div= post.body
and when rendering a collection, outputs:
%ul
%li= post.body
%li=…
I am having a lot of confusion in trying to use either a lambda or functools.partial to create a new function with bound positional arguments from an existing function.
I want to do something like this (which is not behaving as desired):
def…
In my current rails app I'm using an ajax uploader library that requires you respond with json {success:true} to indicate a file was uploaded successfully.
In my app the files are images, and after upload I would like to add this to the page.…
Is there a possibility to check if something is a partial function in Clojure?
It would be best to have something like (partial? (partial + 10)) ?
Thanks in advance