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# Instead of this
after_create :advance_plan
def advance_plan
  plan.advance if plan
end

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# Show a user-friendly version of our identifier
Status: <%= current_user.status.humanize %>

# Now we need to customize some of them, use I18n
Status: <%= t current_user.status, default: current_user.status.humanize %>

# But that's polluting our I18n namespace
Status: <%= t :"user.status.#{ current_user.status }", default: current_user.status.humanize %>

# Ok, this is getting out of hand, lets refactor this to the model

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class ApplicationDecorator < Draper::Base

  # See +ApplicationDecorator.humanize+
  def humanize(attribute, key = model.send(attribute), default = key.to_s.humanize)
    self.class.humanize attribute, key, default
  end

  # By default, humanize the attributes listed.
  #
  # Contrived Example:

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module ApplicationHelper

  def current_user
    super.decorator
  end
end

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class Asset < AR
end

class Alert < AR
  belongs_to :asset
  has_many :logs
  accepts_nested_attributes_for :logs
end

class Log < AR

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🐻 🐨

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Put the ruby file in .git/hooks/post-commit

Create a deploy script as .deploy_*

Example:

# File: .deploy_production
scp -R html example.com:public_html

Then use "deploy *" in your commit message.

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  def page_title()
    object_name = controller_name.singularize
    if controller.instance_variables.include?(('@' + object_name).to_sym)
      locals = {
        object_name.to_sym => controller.instance_variable_get('@' + object_name).to_s
      }
    else
      locals = {}
    end

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module DataMapper

  # DataMapper::Sweeper provides an observer to model changes that have access
  # to the controller invoking the changes.
  #
  # The api for DataMapper::Sweeper is similar to DataMapper::Observer, but
  # there is one important difference: in DataMapper::Observer .before and
  # .after blocks are evaluated in the context of the resource instance.
  # However, DataMapper::Sweeper .before and .after blocks are evaluated in the
  # context of an instance of your Sweeper class, and missing methods are

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# Some values, they are themselves

true      # => true
false     # => false
"value"   # => "value"
0         # => 0
nil       # => nil