1) I tend to have about 3 environments my app run on (local, dev and production). Local and dev usually run in a subfolder setup and production runs on a root domain. The reason I use the helpers for links and images is because this way I don't need to worry about the base url when linking and pointing to images. It's very easy and portable.
2) For images and links, I see at least one major advantage of using helpers : those will deal with absolute-URLs and
http/https protocols (for href/src that point to your website), no matter where your application is deployed.Tx
Chetan
On Sun, Jul 1, 2012 at 7:08 AM, Marcelo Custódio <marcelocustodio@gmail.com> wrote:
Isn't it much slower concerning development time ?What are the advantages of of HTML->link ?Thanks !--
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