Switching to HAML – Delicious Clone

by woody2shoes on February 2, 2011

This is a quick demonstration of how to switch your Rails 3 application to HAML from ERB.

Anton

I didn’t thought that my comment would make the topic for this episode. So nothing new for me here, but I feel more familiar now
Everybody I know who worked more than 20 minutes with haml/sass didn’t want to use anything other in the future…
Thank you for your good work, I can’t await the next!
Anton

I didn’t thought that my comment would make the topic for this episode. So nothing new for me here, but I feel more familiar now
Everybody I know who worked more than 20 minutes with haml/sass didn’t want to use anything other in the future…
Thank you for your good work, I can’t await the next!
Anton

What I forgot: If you don’t cut out the waiting scenes: buy a SSD drive and move rvm (the gems, …) and the project to the SSD. You don’t think how fast things can get until you saw that
Anton

What I forgot: If you don’t cut out the waiting scenes: buy a SSD drive and move rvm (the gems, …) and the project to the SSD. You don’t think how fast things can get until you saw that
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Max

For anyone reading this, you can use gem ‘haml-rails’ to get any additional benefits. And you may need to restart your server for Rails to notice the new format.

http://teachmetocode.com Charles Max Wood

You’ll notice in the episode I’m putting up today that I ran into this. Next week, I’ll introduce that gem and then go into SASS

Max

For anyone reading this, you can use gem ‘haml-rails’ to get any additional benefits. And you may need to restart your server for Rails to notice the new format.

http://teachmetocode.com Charles Max Wood

You’ll notice in the episode I’m putting up today that I ran into this. Next week, I’ll introduce that gem and then go into SASS