In Rails, when serving static files, you get an asset ID that\'s appended to the URL, e.g., <script src=\"/javascripts/application.js?1300371955\" ...
I\'m using bundler in a Rails 2.3.10 app to manage my gems. One of the gems that I\'m using is asset_packager (~> 0.2.0).
I am currently busy implementing a basic Asset Management System. It will not be very complicated. Simply something to keep track of any asset with it\'s name, serial number, parts number and type etc
Iv\'e recently started a new job as an ICT Technician and im creating an Console application which will consists of stuff that will help our daily tools!
First of all, according to this answer, the :cache => true option on stylesheet_link_tag and javascript_include_tag doesn\'t work on Heroku. Is this true? I\'ve found :cache => true to work occa
I read that by setting ActionController::Base.asset_host, you can control where rails looks for assets.However, by default Rails should look in \'/public/...\'
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