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Rails 3.2: A Nested-Form Demo, Part 3: We’re Starting Our Attack Run!

Feb 8, 2013   //   by Jeff Johnson   //   Blog  //  No Comments

Overview

When we last left our heroes, they fought their way through the superstructure of our application and were setting up to finish it off. Having defeated the TIE fighter screen, our intrepid fighter pilots have descended into the trench of the Starfighter Recognition Guide. Their computers are locked, they’re getting a signal…

In this post, we’ll capitalize on the code and plumbing we implemented here and here. We’ll take a look at the views we put in place and some javascript to make our Starfighter Recognition Guide a bit fancy-pants.

Stabilize your rear deflectors and watch for enemy fighters – there’s gonna be a tubolaser battery’s worth of code in this one.

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