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Try this on your database.yml: default: &default adapter: mysql2 username: root password: socket: /tmp/mysql.sock Mysql usually come with auth_socket as default authentication plugin,...

I think Sentry (https://sentry.io) is the best tool you can use It enables asynchronous reporting so errors are logged quickly in a background job. It filters and groups Rails exceptions intuitiv...

You need to keep it. It manages the configuration. 👍

Thank you all so much for the permission to post. We received two highly qualified developers who have chosen to volunteer their time to this project! Very excited for the progress we'll get to mak...

hi, it's really helpful. i also have a case like this, its a quotation and invoice. does the steps, also copy the association or just the id and refer it to the tasks from previous project? thanks.

If you are using ActiveStorage, check out this gem : https://github.com/igorkasyanchuk/active_storage_validations You can use square aspect validation on this gem : `validates :avatar, aspect_rati...

I would say, don't think of it as folders on S3 or the file server. Use database records to group and organize them in your app. They don't have to exactly mirror the files on disk.

here we go - https://github.com/excid3/tailwindcss-stimulus-components

we have a posts_controller which takes a slug to render the correct page. posts_controller inherits from application_controller which has a couple of before_actions routes.rb has the following ...

And glad it's been so helpful! This is the community I wish I had a long time ago, so that's great to hear!

Hey Stephen! The way I do it in JumpstartRails.com is we have a single User everyone logs in as and they have multiple Accounts they're associated with. Each account could have a type of Coach, ...

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 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.