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I have a test page on my local dev environment so that I can test things. If you look at .gitignore, you'll find there's an ignore in there for scratch/* already. Create a directory called scratch...
posted 4y ago by ArtOfCode
You should almost never use a style attribute. They're clunky, they mix HTML with CSS meaning you can't preload it, and they override just about everything else. Instead, either use atomic classes...
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posted 5y ago by ArtOfCode
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posted 5y ago by ArtOfCode · edited 3y ago by Trilarion
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posted 3y ago by ArtOfCode
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posted 1y ago by ArtOfCode
Assuming you've followed the steps in the guide to setting up development, changing that to a production environment is relatively easy. Check your production configuration file (config/environm...
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posted 4y ago by ArtOfCode · edited 4y ago by Trilarion
QPixel has limited code documentation. That's partially by design, and partially because it often just gets missed out. Ruby is a relatively verbose language which tries to be as self-documenting ...
As the error message says, you can re-run the installation for that single gem to get more detail about the error: gem install mysql2 Read the log and any error messages carefully, as they will...
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posted 4y ago by ArtOfCode · edited 4y ago by ArtOfCode
When you say front-end code, do you mean views or JavaScript? The answer is different. Views are the client-side code, but are generated server-side so you have access to things like user_signed_i...
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