Joakim Kolsjö

A quick workaround for this in case anyone wants it. ``` ruby before_filter :set_content_type_for_jsonp_requests def set_content_type_for_jsonp_requests is_jsonp = params[:callback] if is_jsonp response.headers["Content-Type"] = "application/javascript" end end ``` The proper fix...

@sheharyarn Thanks for the kind words about [toniq](https://github.com/joakimk/toniq) : )

@brandonparsons I want to be able to run `Toniq` without redis, so a PR is welcome =). Don't know how much work it is to support that.

I guess it's mostly just renaming things to be more generic and making the urls configurable without having to change config/urls.yml within the gem.

Oh, sorry... forgot about this one. I'll look at it as soon as I can.

What would you think of doing the UI as a separate project where you are the main maintainer? I think it would go faster that way and we would not...

I think it would be good if you used `JobEvent.subscribe` and didn't rely on redis in any way since it's not certain that Toniq will require redis in the future....

@joebew42 I'm working on an example of how to set up an Elm UI for this. Basics on how to handle input, output and rendering. With and without style elements....

@joebew42 Here you go https://github.com/joakimk/toniq-admin-ui-example/ :) See the commits. First I made a [regular Elm app](https://github.com/joakimk/toniq-admin-ui-example/commit/873f9f683157ca4c5c30297dd7c44902e870fc77) and then I refactored it to use [style-elements](https://github.com/joakimk/toniq-admin-ui-example/commit/5d7731f6f5d200c755ad23fb223b49a87eebe91c). It's fine either way. If you...

@kpanic have you tried using `:observer.start`? you can use that to run your app and inspect which process is using a lot of memory. Simplest way would be something like:...