I have made a webapp and deployed it to Heroku in Rails 2.3 I have also compressed all the files and uploaded to Cloudfront.
I really don\'t like having a duplicate directory structure in the public folder to contain Javascript templates as is suggested here.I\'m about to dive into a project.Anyone that can talk me down fro
We\'re on Rails (3.0.3 / 1.9) using Jammit for static compression and all the other front-end goodies it provides.
I\'m attempting to use Jammit for packaging CSS and JS for a Rails app deployed on Heroku, which doesn\'t work out of the box due to Heroku\'s read only file system. Every example I\'ve seen of how to
I\'m using jammit to embed data-uri\'s in my rails app. This is not a jammit or rails specific question though.
I\'m working to install Jammit on my Rails 3 app and then to deploy to Heroku. I installed the Jammit Gem, and configured assets.yml just fine, it works on dev. But when I pushed to heroku, the file
How 开发者_运维知识库can I render javascript files containing ruby code (<%= ... %>) using Jammit? Jammit gem will always read JS files and will not evaluate the ruby code. Solutions? Thx!I couldn\
I\'m developing the web site using Aptana 2.04. When i say \"script/server\" from the project folder, everything is ok
I\'m trying to adopt Jammit in my Rails application. Default config provided in documentation grabs all js 开发者_StackOverflow社区files including view specific javascript:
I\'m using jammit to package the js and css files for a rails project. I would like now to uploa开发者_JAVA技巧d the files to Amazon S3 and use CloudFront for the delivery.
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