Ruby on Rails

Paperclip: a Rails file attachment plugin

Bookmark added by Jarin Udom on 03/29/2008

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Description Click to Edit: Thoughtbot: "For some reason, file attachment is annoying. I don’t know why, and I know a lot of people have attempted to solve the problem in the past, myself included. Yet it still is. Having gotten fed up with gotchas and design decisions that we didn’t agree with, I went and wrote Paperclip on the plane to RailsConf last year. We’ve been using it here in various forms since and IMHO it’s the way to handle uploads, and finally decided that it should be released."

Thoughtbot: "For some reason, file attachment is annoying. I don’t know why, and I know a lot of people have attempted to solve the problem in the past, myself included. Yet it still is. Having gotten fed up with gotchas and design decisions that we didn’t agree with, I went and wrote Paperclip on the plane to RailsConf last year. We’ve been using it here in various forms since and IMHO it’s the way to handle uploads, and finally decided that it should be released."

Original URL Click to Edit: http://giantrobots.thoughtbot.com/2008/3/18/for-attaching-files-use-paperclip

http://giantrobots.thoughtbot.com/2008/3/18/for-attaching-files-use-paperclip

by John De Oliveira 7 months ago

Have any of you tried to use this plug-in? What do you think?

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