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Now that users can manage domains, let's integrate our key feature: syncing domain expiration with RDAP.
Next, we need to track domains and associate them with users in the database.
A peek into the Domain Monitor SaaS product that we'll be building in this series with Rails, Stripe, Solid Queue, and Kamal.
Next, we need users, sign up, and authentication so we'll use the Rails authentication generator.
To start, let's create our Rails app for our domain monitoring SaaS. We'll also setup TailwindCSS so that we can design the UI as we build it.
Rails 8.1 introduces a new Markdown MIME Type and renderer to better integrate your apps with AI and other tools that use Markdown
RDAP is a protocol we can use to check the expiration of domains. This will be the foundation of the SaaS product we're building.
Using extend self inside a Ruby module makes all of its instance methods callable directly on the module itself, which is useful when you want a collection of utility-style methods without needing to instantiate an object.
Learn about the various ways to setup your database to take action when parent records are deleted.
How does Ruby run your Ruby code? In this episode we will start to dip our toes into understanding what happens along the way on your codes journey to being run.
Rails 8.1 added a new event reporter class to allow for created structured events for use in your Rails apps. Let's see how to put one together.
Let's look at how we can easily deploy a Rails 8 application using the solid trifecta of gems with Hatchbox.
Active Record associations can now be marked as being deprecated in Rails 8.1 let's take a look at how to use this feature.
Rails 8.1 introduced a local CI setup and run script that allows you to leverage the power of your local system to run a series of steps and optionally integrate with GitHub to sign off on pull requests that have a successful CI run.
In this lesson, we will look at the Module#module_function method in Ruby which allows you to call methods defined in a module with the module as a receiver.
In this episode, we will look at upgrading to Rails 8.1 and some things to be mindful of when making version upgrades.
In this episode, we will be looking at a reimagined version of ActionView called ReActionView from Marco Roth. It vastly improves the developer experience for Rails developers by bringing a lot of amazing tooling and functionality to the table.
In this lesson, we will pick up where we left off in the last video in this project and add the ability to play morse code audio.
In this lesson, we will start building a Ruby project to translate text to morse code and vice versa.
Current Attributes is a feature in Rails that provides a thread-isolated attributes singleton, which resets automatically before and after each request. Let's learn about using it.
