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Hi! Is koala still alive? As i see - latest commit was in 2017

I'm not quite sure on #1, but as for #2, you've got paperclip which wants an actual file. Facebook's API is only going to return you the url of the file, so you've got to tell Paperclip that you wa...

Hi, I'm trying to implement a simple social login feature where users can log in using facebook account. Currently I'm using devise omniauth for authentication and carrierwave and fog-google for im...

Oh that's a good idea. The only really reliable way verify they shared would be to make the post through your app. Would you be good with having the users connect their Twitter and Facebook account...

I'm actually working on something similar in iOS with one of my Rails apps and I hand the OAuth token back to the Rails app. There wasn't a need in my case for the `token_authenticatable` gem.

Updating a user profile when they signed up with Facebook omniauth and don't have a traditional password can be a bit tricky. To enable users to update their passwords, you can consider adding a se...

Hey Earl, What I would do is create an activity model, so you would keep track of the views, discussions, etc in a table, and then you can query for those within the last 24 hours and then count t...

Just did an episode on this! https://gorails.com/episodes/advanced-caching-user-permissions-and-authorization?autoplay=1 Cache keys are definitely tough because you have to make sure that no matte...

My [examples](https://github.com/cmirnow/Twitter-toolkit-onRails/blob/master/app/services/twi.rb) of handling Twitter limit overruns. Hope this helps.

Someone Please respond.

I am new to Ruby on Rails I have followed this tutorial:https://www.crondose.com/2016/12/guide-integrating-omniauth-rails-5-facebook-login-feature/ It lets me reach the login and even accept the c...

So many little nuances to everything, it can be really tough to explain and understand it all!

See my answer to the same here: https://gorails.com/forum/how-to-mark-a-post-as-read-so-that-it-won-t-show-up-again-for-a-user#forum_post_14150 You can do two types of user interactions: * The one...

How would I cache content different for non-logged in users, logged in users, and the post owner? For example, Facebook "friends" can see your private posts.

That's one of the tricky situations you have to handle with Twitter. I need to do a screencast on this, but the idea is pretty simple and here's a link to check out in the meantime: http://sourcey....