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: ``` ...

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...

Great episode, Chris. I like how you said you don't really need to test CSS styling but instead focus on testing the higher level functionality of your mailers. That way, a developer doesn't go dow...

I love removing dependencies. 💖 Also, learning how libraries can make features or dependencies optional is a great thing to learn along the way.

My general rule of thumb is I'll use redirecting back/morphing for very simple or low-frequency pages such as admin pages where there's not a lot of user traffic, but will reach for turbo streams w...

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

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Awesome! : )

It should be fine if the tokens are one-time use, have an expiration date, and the user's email isn't compromised. For further peace of mind, you should still use two-factor authentication (2FA).

I really love how flexible and easy to customize the new Rails 8 authentication generator is. Think we should cover 2 Factor Auth next?

How can I do that? I want to post my discussion, but I cannot find my post after posting it. pls, help me!

Hi I'm a complete beginner to Rails, however I know other backend languages. I see a lot of courses here. Can anyone tell me the series of courses I should take up here? Thanks

What other types of AI integrations would you like to see?

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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!

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