File uploads are generally a tricky area in web development. In this Tuts+ Premium tutorial, we will learn how to use Dragonfly, a powerful Ruby gem that makes it easy and efficient to add any kind of upload functionality to a Rails project.
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What We’re Going to Build
Our sample application will display a list of users, and for each one of them, we will be able to upload an avatar and have it stored. Additionally, Dragonfly will allow us to:
- Dynamically manipulate images without saving additional copies
- Leverage HTTP caching to optimize our application load
Additionally, in this lesson, we will follow a BDD [Behavior Driven Development] approach, using Cucumber and RSpec.
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