Hi Railer's,
Im pllaying around with the Twitter API wrapper by John Nunemaker, but
i'm wondering where to put all the logic.
It can't find any examples with this code built into rails.
What im doing now is like this, by the way Im pretty new to rails and
ruby:
def index
@twitter_search = search_twitter_for('#twitter');
end
def show
@twitter_search = search_twitter_for('#twitter');
end
private
def search_twitter_for(query)
Twitter::Search.new(query)
end
Is that the right way to use it?
What if I want to use the OAuth, where do I put the following?
Hi Marnen,
Thank you for the answer, colud you please explain this a little bit
more: "It may be the right way to use the Twitter gem, but it's the
wrong way
to use Rails."
Hi Marnen,
Thank you for the answer, colud you please explain this a little bit
more: "It may be the right way to use the Twitter gem, but it's the
wrong way
to use Rails."
I mean that -- as detailed in my earlier post -- you're not really
putting things in the best places for the MVC nature of the framework.
On 1 Nov., 18:56, Marnen Laibow-Koser <rails-mailing-l...@andreas-
I know, that's why I ask where to put the different things. What I
don't understand right now is you write "It may be the right way to
use the Twitter gem, but it's the wrong way
to use Rails." How should i then use the GEM the Rails way (Right
way)?
I know, that's why I ask where to put the different things. What I
don't understand right now is you write "It may be the right way to
use the Twitter gem, but it's the wrong way
to use Rails." How should i then use the GEM the Rails way (Right
way)?
I already made specific suggestions about moving stuff into the model.
Pleasef
follow them.
Thanks... :O)
On 2 Nov., 01:47, Marnen Laibow-Koser <rails-mailing-l...@andreas-