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- ... saved me 20 minutes of googling ;) Thanks!
- Nicely written. Regarding interfaces, aren't there also a number of initiatives for standardization there? Not that I've seen them pick up much speed, of course.
- Awesome post. Thanks
- HI Michael, I'm loving using this plugin, thanks so much for developing it! Any news on conditional subdomain routing? I have some stuff in mind. For instance, having account_one.mysite.com...
- I get a bit annoyed by the "proprietary" way that rails is handling gems, instead of using the gem specification file - it is creating it's own file. And instead of just using a...
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An extremely common practice for Rails applications is to provide keyed
access through subdomains (i.e. http://someaccount.awesomeapp.com/). However,
there has never been a real unified convention for handling this functionality.
DHH’s Account Location
works for some ci ... Continue reading »
access through subdomains (i.e. http://someaccount.awesomeapp.com/). However,
there has never been a real unified convention for handling this functionality.
DHH’s Account Location
works for some ci ... Continue reading »
5 months ago
I'm loving using this plugin, thanks so much for developing it!
Any news on conditional subdomain routing? I have some stuff in mind. For instance, having account_one.mysite.com point to the accounts controller show action while www.mysite.com points to a site controller.