Displaying Indian Rupee sign in rails views

The Indian Rupee sign (₹) is the currency sign for India. Though its relatively new, its been widely used to display indian currency on web. Various solutions facilitate the usage of this new symbol on web such as Webrupee trying to make it  first class citizen in the currency world. The Unicode technical committee accepted the … Continue reading

Ruby tips | Part 1

I would like to share in this series of posts all the beauty of the language Ruby i’ve come across till date. Ruby arrays is a shortcut for In this literal syntax each element of the array is separated using space.However, if your element itself has space in it we can escape that space using … Continue reading

Useful Ruby on rails Articles

Rails continues to be popular and for someone to get start a good tutorial might be the difference. Ruby on rails has a rich ecosystem with extensive documentation online. In this post find useful Ruby / Ruby on rails online resources in no particular order. I will update this post whenever i find a good … Continue reading

Rails tips | Part 1

I would like to share in this series of posts all the beauty of rails i’ve come across till date. To know different options while creating a rails application To create a rails application with a specific rails version Using to_param for SEO friendly slugs To re-load console with the data created in the session. … Continue reading

Installing wkhtmltopdf on centos

Wkhtmltopdf is s simple shell utility to convert html to pdf using the webkit rendering engine. You can find the official documentation here. This is one of the important dependencies for software related to PDFs. In this article i will show you how to install this utility on a CentOS machine. Grab the installer from … Continue reading

Installing Ruby and Rails on Ubuntu using RVM

In my previous post i’ve explained how to setup the ecosystem for Ruby on Rails on ubuntu 12.10. That includes installing Ruby, Rails, Gems and other necessary packages which lessen the pain while working with Ruby. The Ruby ecosystem is very dynamic and you will come across latest versions of the software every now and … Continue reading