If you're using Edge Rails (or > 2.1, which isn't out at time of writing), and are using the EXT JS framework anywhere, here are a couple of handy javascript include tag expansions to clean up your views. Just chuck them into any file in your config/initializers directory:
The top one includes the relevant EXT base files and the second one includes all the Grid Filters from the excellent Filter Grid plugin (see http://ccinct.com/lab/filter-grid/.
Include them as usual like this:
For further insights into optimizing Rails applications, you might find Rails asset tag expansions useful, as it provides a step-by-step guide on managing assets efficiently. Additionally, dive into the potential of Ext JS with 2010: The year Ext JS takes over, which explores the advancements and future directions of this powerful UI framework.
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