Protip for RVM/Capistrano If you are using RVM/Capistrano, make certain that you sync up your RVM updates on development and your servers, or you might run into this error when you try to deploy: bash: /usr/local/rvm/bin/rvm-shell: No such file or directory
Solution? Update RVM on your server, at the same time you update on your dev machines.
Empty xhr on Rails 3 ajax:error More fun with ajax calls, Rails 3 + jQuery. If you are baffled by seeing errors like: error in: undefined Then you should check out this StackOverflow Q&A for a solution.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3739606/rails3-ajax-callback-has-empty-xhr
No expansion found for :defaults I encountered this on an upgrade to Rails 3.0.4… (I know, I know, these are getting behind. But I am starting to catch up) Anyway, if you upgrade your Rails 3.0.x and then see the dreaded: No expansion found for :defaults
Then you should read this blog for the solution:
http://ashenfelter.com/2011/02/09/fix-for-no-expansion-found-for-defaults-error-in-rails-3-0-4/
Adding a calendar feed to your Rails app
Looks like it’s iCalendar, if you are still running on Ruby 1.8.x:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1285492/whats-the-best-icalendar-ics-ical-library-in-ruby
And ri_cal, if you are on Ruby 1.9.x:
http://loganleger.com/icalendar-webcal-subscription-feed-rails