Super cool episode and the cat is amazing

Hi Chris and ROR developers, at min: 3 you put, data: {turbo: false}, and said that was to navigate to an external link, I didn't put that, and also works, maybe something in security that I am doi...

can someone please recommend me a good step by step guide to building an e commerce

Hi! I'm having a little trouble with building a docker image for an out-of-the-box rails app. It's failing with the error below (`cssbundling-rails: Command build failed, ensure yarn build:css run...

Trying to set up digital ocean spaces in my development environment in order to test it out and make sure all the settings are correct before i push to production. But getting a Access blocked by ...

Great. Sets up Docker which I didn't want to get into, so that's a great help. Trying it. Looks like $7/month with a Postgres db.

@chris. What do you think about Bower to manage all the front-end stuff?

Nice episode! I'd love to see an example where the virutal column on one table is using data from another table!

I am just wondering if there will be a Black Friday 2023 sale on the Pro subscription. thanks!

Love the GoRails cat in the background

Hi Collin, thanks! I was wondering which one would be best to use in case of real app: 1. Letting the DB doing the calculations 2. Doing the calculations server side with Ruby. Thanks in advance :)

Hey all, we are using named variants with fixtures to both test and load example data in development. We started getting `Foreign key violations found in your fixture data.` errors and found we ne...

Definitely interested in sockets :)

Loved the bla bla bla on minute 8ish :)Great video! Thanks

Great series. I would love if you continue with this, plus with testing. Testing is something that you haven't really touched upon much here. Also with some design patterns that follow along w...

This is awesome, I have been using it for a couple of weeks now. I didn’t necessarily think webpacker was slow, except maybe on Heroku builds. But when you use this, you wonder why you put up with ...

@items=Item.where(category_id IN () Anyone know the syntax? I'm trying to add to the category id's of the descendant categories (if any) in addition