Tag Archives: development

Future Plans

We get a fair number of visits, I think. For a rarely-maintained, grassrootsy, non-commercial site. Not a lot. We had under 400 visits the last month, according to Google Analytics, though most visits last over 2 minutes, and at least half our visitors are repeat visitors.
I have to assume folks are making use of JazzRecord [...]

New Features in JazzRecord 0.7: Migrations and isNew()

First off, thanks to Khou Suylong of Mango Team for once again providing me with a bug find which led to a fix!
We’ve been busy once more, putting together JazzRecord 0.7, which incorporates manual migrations with all of the major features from Rails’ ActiveRecord migrations. While there are no official updated docs yet, here’s a brief list of changes:
ID must now [...]

JazzRecord: You Have The Power!

Since I recently held a conversation over IRC about some of how JazzRecord’s association loading and saving works, I thought I’d share it with the world as well.
The coolest two things about JazzRecord, and likewise Rails’ ActiveRecord:
* the fact they automatically load associated records as objects, based on models’ knowledge of interrelations with other models, [...]