I'm using Hatchbox to deploy my Rails 7 application. However, occasionally during deployment, I encounter the ActiveRecord::PreparedStatementCacheExpired error. How can I avoid this issue to ensure...

This episode has been updated for Omniauth 2.0. 👍

Authentication got a TON of great improvements in Rails 7.1 with `authenticate_by`, `generates_token_for`, `normalizes`, etc. Super duper excited for these things and they should clean up a lot of ...

Chris, thanks for all the great videos. These are super informative. I have a question about fixtures and TDD in general. Should I be creating a fixture for every potential variation in my model?...

Hey Chris, is there any major difference between the newish Active record signed IDs in Rails 6.1 vs the Global ID signed IDs? A quick glance leads me to think the only real difference is that AR s...

How do I post comment with ajax in rails 4.2 ? Can I please have a detailed example?

Great episode Collin! The `authenticate_by` method really is a bug piece of making _secure_ authentication from scratch in Rails. These are nuances that are important (and already done in Devise), ...

I would like to structure my blog so that I can assign posts I have created with Trix and Shrine to weeks. I want to have 12 teaserboxes on my index page which can then be clicked and if I click o...

Hi, i have the following models: users, markets, assignments, products, sales, a user gets an assignment, and then he should enter his sales for the assignment. i have a sales form with the foll...

The cat is still playing in the background 😂

Great episode! Instead of testing private methods directly, I suggest to define a `FakeApiClient` class that extends `ApplicationClient` with some dummy methods. This allows testing public methods....

In developer tools, Due to instructor video section, css and box model section are totally hidden.

Hey Collin! Can you give us some examples where you might want to reach for a Proc or a stabby lambda instead of a regular method / function?

this is brillant

Yeah! Minimal if statements = Maximum efficiency.

Thanks for this

I don't see this feature used often in Rails apps, but it's super powerful for things like this. An easy way of creating Ruby objects like this allows you to really organize functionality instead o...