Creating standalone widgets
Widgets are often used to embed content from one site into several others. And, this week, Boban Jovanoski wrote up a tutorial showing how he implemented one with a Rails and Apotomo.
Episode #142 - January 18, 2011
Nathaniel Bibler
Gregg Pollack
Safe(r) monkey patching, GeoMagic, custom RSpec2 matchers, Sanitize, Sunspot and Solr, widgets, zero-copy, and even a Hamster are on this episode of Ruby5.
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Creating standalone widgets
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