Depiction The stickiest tape you've at any point utilized! Nanotape is presumably the most grounded, generally sturdy, and unquestionably the most valuable sticky tape you will at any point get y...

Very nice, I'm enjoying these videos where you walk through the approaches and build on them piece-by-piece! One StimulusJS-specific update could be converting your message partial to: ``` ...

Why not using stimulus data-action="keypress->conversation#submitForm" on text area instead of addEventListener?

If we use `h = HashWithIndifferentAccess.new({key: "value"})` it will allow us to access the value through both `h[:key]` and `h["key"]`.

That underscore tip is really handy!

In case you're interested, you can sign up for our [Learn Hotwire course](https://learnhotwire.com/) here. We're covering Hotwire with Rails and Native with iOS and Android, diving deep into the de...

This is very useful! No more rack attack... although it's possible this will not provide all features that rack attack gives us - right?

Thanks Cris I think I have something wrong cause the schedule tweets is not sending tweet at all. I have change the UTC to America/Brasilia. Could give me some advice in my https://github.com/adalb...

Good job Collin! Quick notes: - Ruby has to already be installed to do everything in the video so maybe a link to the Install Ruby and Rails Guide if folks need help with that (https://gorails.co...

I'm currently working on a fix related to an issue in spree commerce: https://github.com/spree/spree/issues/12231 To test the failing behavior before I apply my fix, I wrote a Rspec test like this...

I notice that there seems to be a preference for Passenger over Puma in your screencasts and hatchbox.io. Can you elaborate? I was curious about HTTP/2, multithreading, performance, etc.

I don't think this is true. `any?` does the same optimization by itself. The reason you got a full association loaded on the first command is because of the rails console trying to output something...

Pretty excited about this because it makes Rails development so much easier to start for beginners or for teams using various operating systems. I also forgot to mention, there is a `devcontainer`...

I just used it for the first time yesterday - a much nicer API!

My comment's gonna be the first

Feels a bit basic, but maybe that's a sign that I'm not exactly a beginner.

For those with the problem of "bin/dev: line 8: exec: foreman: not found" - Install the foreman gem -> bundle add foreman. - Add the "bundle" word to the beginning of this line of code (bundle...

I'm using Rails 8 with gem "activerecord-sqlserver-adapter", "~> 8.0", ">= 8.0.1" gem 'tiny_tds', '~> 3.0.0', I have have a postgres db on Render and my company has s Sqlerver db on Azure...

Raise your hand if you're guilty of making this mistake in the past. 👋😬