JillPaginate and Jaminari - Pagination from Ruby in JavaScript
I already posted about a JavaScript WillPaginate implementation but we had some technical trouble and reset the GitHub repository. I’ve now re-released the Fiji project which contains two well known pagination solutions implemented in Javascript using the jQuery UI framework, Jaminari and JillPaginate. I guess you know on which extensions these are based on ;-) (if not, see our README).
So if you want to replace several pages using Javascript only (maybe by directly fetching data from Solr using our small QuerySolr Javascript library or using some other nice web accessible NoSQL database), where pagination is already present, then this might be worth a look.
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Had to edit this somewhat. Was verrry wordy for the front page.
No prob … thanks Peter. By the way … I love the Ruby Show :-)
But another thing. Is there a way to break a post here up somehow (so that only the first sentences are presented on the main page and the full story when clicking “more” or something like that)? Would be a nice feature maybe. On the other side it is perhaps better to just post on the own blog and leave a short description here. I wasn’t aware of what the most common way is to use Ruby Flow (but looking at the other posts I should have been aware of ;-)).
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