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Intermediate Rails: Layout Links
Intermediate Rails: Layout Links
After generating the static pages for the Twitter like app (Upcase named it Shouter, and in my implementation I decided to name mine Scream). I followed the steps in chapter 4 and 5 of the Ruby on Rails Tutorial by Micheal Hartl and refactored my code.
The header partial view now looks like this:
<header class="navbar navbar-fixed-top navbar-inverse">
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Intermediate Rails: Shouter App's Static Pages
Intermediate Rails: Shouter App’s Static Pages
As I promised in Rail’s intro post, the Intermediate Rails series will cover building a Twitter like app in Ruby on Rails. I want to break things down a little bit by referring to the Ruby on Rails Tutorial written by Michael Hartl.
For one, this app has a fair share of static contents. Just like a good front end framework such as Angular, Rails is also very powerful and can significantly help…
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