How To Add Impersonation To Rails Authentication Generator Discussion
I'm looking for adding invitation flows too.
Joe Homs repliedI'm looking for adding invitation flows too.
Joe Homs repliedHi! Welcome to Rails! If you already have experience with other backend languages, you’ll likely pick up Rails fairly quickly. I recommend starting with a basic introduction to Rails, focusing on r...
Farhan Taimoor repliedseems like those features are already implemented, so all you have to do is to install the gems with the instructions given in the docs for each.
Pedro Medina repliedTo make that editor work in any way shape, or form I had to add following line to the head in the application.html.erb
Patryk repliedI really enjoyed this lesson! Especially the deep dive into the source code. Thanks for creating great content and for your curiosity in exploring how Rails works!
Aindy replied@Johan André It seems some gems already exist like the ones below. https://github.com/pfeiffer/turnstile-captcha https://github.com/instrumentl/rails-cloudflare-turnstile
Tony | トニー repliedAt 13:11 we see the devcontainer being viewed in a browser on port 3001, at 13:37 we see the app is listening on port 3000. Is that how the ports map between the laptop and the container?
Mark Young repliedThanks for this update on Pay & Stripe. Can you add an application_fee using embeded checkout?
will repliedGreat explanation, couldn't be better!
José Carlos López repliedThis episode is very confusing @Chris because of the way you refactor your code every single minute...
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Eric Halverson repliedgood stuff collin. thanks for the share!
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