Comments on Parsing Accept-Language in Rails : Mashing It Up

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I would leave a highly superior solution to this problem but pasting code on your blog is a nightmare. I forfeit.

here's a gist instead

Thanks for your comment Naomi. I agree your code is much more concise and elegant. And it does the job !

I'd recommend everyone to go with your solution. And I'm about to make a second update to the post to suggest so.

I can read you're not in favor of gems. Otherwise, I'd have suggested to initiate a new one on GitHub.

Finally, it's great to see that a post written in 2008 can still get readers and, most importantly, constructive feedbacks.

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