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Update of 'The Asset Pipeline' guide for Rails 4. #11358

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@Alamoz Alamoz commented Jul 8, 2013

Update asset pipeline guide for Rails 4. Includes numerous grammatical changes.

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senny commented Jul 8, 2013

@steveklabnik @guilleiguaran can you guys take a look?

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Alamoz commented Jul 8, 2013

Hey @senny I had some problems working with Git earlier, hopefully those guys will still want to look at it. I think it is done now and looking pretty good. Thanks.

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senny commented Jul 8, 2013

@Alamoz if you have another PR please link id using #XXXX

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Alamoz commented Jul 8, 2013

Cool, thanks @senny

The asset pipeline provides a framework to concatenate and minify or compress JavaScript and CSS assets. It also adds the ability to write these assets in other languages such as CoffeeScript, Sass and ERB.
The asset pipeline provides a framework to concatenate and minify or compress
JavaScript and CSS assets. It also adds the ability to write these assets in
other languages such as CoffeeScript, Sass and ERB.

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Maybe "markup" or "pre-processor" would be more exact instead of "language", no?

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Changed it to "...other languages and pre-processors..." since js and CoffeeScript definitely qualify as languages (with CoffeeScript also qualifying as a pre-processor,) while SASS and ERB are more commonly thought of as pre-processed types of expression.

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Very nice pull request @Alamoz. I've added some comments with @guilleiguaran and @lucasmazza. Thanks a lot! Maybe some of mine need an approval.

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Alamoz commented Jul 26, 2013

Hey @robin850, I'll make those changes by tomorrow morning. I'm getting ready for a Rails installfest and don't have much time until late tonight.

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Alamoz commented Jul 27, 2013

Thanks @guilleiguaran and @robin850 for the help. I've made all the suggested changes. Let me know if there is anything else. I'm not sure how close you are to the next release, but this should help people upgrading to Rails 4 so we can always add more later if you want to elaborate in more detail.

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@Alamoz : Awesome! Thanks! ❤️

@guilleiguaran : LGTM

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@fxn : Sorry to ping your one more time but could you have a look please? 😃

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fxn commented Jul 29, 2013

No worries, thanks for reminding me, I'll try to have a look today.

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fxn commented Jul 29, 2013

@Alamoz awesome patch, thanks very much.

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Update of 'The Asset Pipeline' guide for Rails 4.
@fxn fxn merged commit 5304afc into rails:master Jul 29, 2013
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Alamoz commented Jul 29, 2013

@robin850 @fxn You're very welcome. I'm just trying to improve my own dog food - was confused about the asset pipeline after upgrading an app to Rails 4. I've never had the time to dig deeply into rails and wish I could have contributed in a major way, but figure any little bit helps.

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