The HungryCoder

[...] Happy days are coming soon as jQuery Mobile 1.0 is already in Beta 2 phase which is going to enter Beta 3 in, probably, next month and [...]

[...] Happy days are coming soon as jQuery Mobile 1.0 is already in Beta 2 phase which is going to enter Beta 3 in, probably, next month and [...]

[...] Happy days are coming soon as jQuery Mobile 1.0 is already in Beta 2 phase which is going to enter Beta 3 in, probably, next month and [...]

[...] also noticed that a ‘loading’ message while you are visiting pages back and forth. jQuery Mobile shows this while it … Continue reading → [...]

[...] to use will_paginate gem for pagination of the movie listings. As the UI are based on Twitter Bootstrap, the will_paginate links (generated by its view helpers) were … Continue reading [...]

[...] to use will_paginate gem for pagination of the movie listings. As the UI are based on Twitter Bootstrap, the will_paginate links (generated by its view helpers) were … Continue [...]

[...] , I had to use will_paginate gem for pagination of the movie listings. As the UI are based on Twitter Bootstrap, the will_paginate links (generated by its view helpers) were … Continue reading → [...]

[...] which is available in Ruby on Rails 4. Routing Concern is a wonderful concept of re-using routing definitions. I just love how Rails try to reckon on DRY principle. I’ve worked in a project where [...]

[...] which is available in Ruby on Rails 4. Routing Concern is a wonderful concept of re-using routing definitions. I just love how Rails try to reckon on DRY principle. I’ve worked in a project [...]

[...] After being tired of refactoring .erb files to .haml I headed for a way to modify the rails generator that will create .haml view files rather than .erb view files. After a while, I found what [...]

[...] After being tired of refactoring .erb files to .haml I headed for a way to modify the rails generator that will create .haml view files rather than .erb view files. After a while, I found what [...]

[...] After being tired of refactoring .erb files to .haml I headed for a way to modify the rails generator that will create .haml view files rather than .erb view files. After a while, I found what [...]

[...] Hey fellas, in the first part of our jQuery Mobile journey we have learned how to make the first jQuery Mobile page. That was quite easy and fun. As [...]

[...] Hey fellas, in the first part of our jQuery Mobile journey we have learned how to make the first jQuery Mobile page. That was quite easy and fun. As [...]

[...] Hey fellas, in the first part of our jQuery Mobile journey we have learned how to make the first jQuery Mobile page. That was quite easy and fun. As [...]

[...] fellas, in the first part of our jQuery Mobile journey we have learned how to make the first jQuery Mobile page. That was quite easy and fun. As we ain’t going to give those introductions again, [...]

[...] fellas, in the first part of our jQuery Mobile journey we have learned how to make the first jQuery Mobile page. That was quite easy and fun. As we ain’t going to give those introductions again, [...]

[...] fellas, in the first part of our jQuery Mobile journey we have learned how to make the first jQuery Mobile page. That was quite easy and fun. As we ain’t going to give those introductions again, I [...]

[...] RailsAdmin is really good if you want to create a out-of-the-box admin panel for your rails based application. It will generate a nice admin panel based on your [...]

[...] RailsAdmin is really good if you want to create a out-of-the-box admin panel for your rails based application. It will generate a nice admin panel based on your [...]

[...] RailsAdmin is really good if you want to create a out-of-the-box admin panel for your rails based application. It will generate a nice admin panel based on your [...]