Ruby Scripts & IRB Discussion
puts "Thank you bro I'm excited for this course".upcase
K' repliedputs "Thank you bro I'm excited for this course".upcase
K' repliedTo whom it may concern, make sure your redis-server is running and the you update the development adapter to redis with the URL in cable.yml if turbo is not working as expected. Thanks for the less...
Kamalanathan Sogathur Govindan repliedThis works for me, I hope it helps.
vocal keny repliedThis series looks really interesting, can't wait for the new videos!!!
Jay postedCloudflare as a proxy could help block the malicious user. They can block requests from known bots and present barriers to stop them. They also run hCaptcha that you can implement in the sign up ...
Chris Oliver repliedThank you very much for all of your work! You are my teacher! Also, I think I have a better implementation of the decoding algorithm (since ** is a costly operation): def self.decode(string) n...
a-cpp-coder repliedThis is a great feature. The greatest disadvantage is, that it only works with ActiveRecord and not with ActiveModel. This means you cannot use it for Form Objects or other, non-ActiveRecord-baked...
Tobias L. Maier repliedFor future travellers, the `sqlite3` database is under `/storage` now
Dimitrios repliedHello everyone
aslan1976 repliedChris does not cover this in the video but I thought it was neat. If you want to see your video attachments actually play and not just have an image preview, you just need to modify a couple of fi...
Jason R. Kretzer repliedAt 18:03 `ajax:success->` is not working for rails 7.1.3.2 and can be replaced with `turbo:submit-end->`
Fixt Dev repliedCould do a better example of explaining how resources and routes work. Was not able to follow along, and very little information was given to help troubleshoot beyond "follow what I do"
Fixt Dev repliedUse the `bin/dev` command to start your server as noted in video 12 (Adding TailwindCSS to Rails). Otherwise the site does not get all the tailwindcss built in.
Jason R. Kretzer repliedI don't see this feature used often in Rails apps, but it's super powerful for things like this. An easy way of creating Ruby objects like this allows you to really organize functionality instead o...
Chris Oliver posted