What version of Ruby added this?

Nice tutorial. Why git fetch followed by git pull and not just a single git pull?

Thanks, Chris! This is an awesome episode, you're the man!

Nice!

@Frank Underwood, check out our [GoRails Learning Path](https://gorails.com/path) for a structured way of learning Rails. We designed it with repetition in mind so concepts sink in as you build sev...

It’s great to see a focus on best practices for maintaining code quality while allowing flexibility in style preferences.

What features will be deprecated and replaced with ActiveSupport::Deprecation?

I'm working with a large dataset in Rails 7 and some of my Active Record queries are getting slow. I've tried using .includes and .select, but performance still lags. What are the best practices fo...

Thanks Collin I've authored a few gems already, but this was a really useful look at the "bare-bones" approach rather than use the "bundle gem your-name-here # and fill in the blanks" approach. ...

In a Rails application that does standard CRUD for the most part, what would be a good use case for something like this? In the ferrum_pdf example you gave, it looks like you want to ensure there's...

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

Why does this video say it is private - I have seen it on my iPhone, but its so small, I wanted to see it on a big screen too Also - I would enjoy a video on Ruby's Hash caching and Rails Lowlevel ...

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

The video talks about implementing a sort of escalated notification. Like send a slack web hook and then in 5 minutes send an email but not if the recipient already saw the slack web hook. Is buil...

I have created a basketball stats tracker . Now I wanted to create a widget so that sports site can embed my boxscore widget to their site. My plan is add a job in my app that push the game boxscor...

`document.querySelectorAll` looks like return an array, but in fact it is an object. It's important to keep this in mind in order to avoid some problems iterating the dom elements.

Amazing episode, Chris! Thank you so much for this!