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If I try and put this code: ``` ``` into one of my notification layout pages I only get: ``` Can't resolve image into URL: undefined method `to_model' for # Did you me...

Status update: **[SOLVED]** --- Thanks to a live code of Adam Wathan himself, I found out that `[v-cloak]` was the solution I was looking for. Here is the solution: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watc...

I would be very grateful to those who will spend their time prompting where to start, how to act, what gems to use, what sequence of actions to choose, if you know - a ready-made example of this or...

I ended up also disabling wrap_parameters: wrap_parameters format: [] So now I can simply do params.permit(:id, :name, :age). Not sure if there is a better way.

Yep, that's the built-in way. Sounds like your code doing the validation is strict about what type of object it is (a Hash) and that's the part that's not very Ruby-ish.

Webpacker doesn't make require available in the browser window, so you have to set that explicitly. ```js window.toastr = require('toastr') ``` Working example here for you: https://github.com/ex...

It's pretty simple and the only things that would affect it are possibly major Rails versions, so there aren't many changes to be made to it.

Chris indeed!

solved by adding `data-id`

Is it working properly? ``` @space_image = ActiveStorage::Blob.find_signed(params[:id]) @space_image.purge_later ``` I've found this way doesn't work correctly — the image still connected (.attach...

In our application we generate several reports. Instead of downloading them as Excel or CSV want to render them similar to Excel/Google sheet anyone any ideas what the best approach is?

Hey Rick, Absolutely. If you can imagine it, you can build it. For following hashtags, you'd want to create a model for the Hashtag and then very similar to following users, you'd create a model t...

Typically I just create a model called Group and a model called GroupUser that keeps track of which user is in which groups. No gems for it that I know of since everyone tends to implement it dif...

One trick I like is using signed GlobalIDs. This way you can reference any model. Your form could list all the guests and employees and submit their SGID over to the booking to be transformed to th...

Ok, just solved my own problem. For anyone else wanting to turn radio buttons into actual buttons using CSS there's a 'focus-within' class used to target child elements. I'll probably move away fro...

`has_and_belongs_to_many` does not allow you to access the join table, and therefore it's very rarely used. Instead, you just want to define a `has_many :through` association. ```ruby class User ...

Hey Craig! Check out this episode on Rails credentials. This is what I strongly recommend as all your credentials are easily organized and encrypted. Then in production you only have to set RAIL...

thank you!

Great! Congrats on your first gem. 🎉