Serializing Attributes with Custom Coders Discussion

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Chris, would you build Simple_Discussion differently today using Rails 7 and Hotwire?

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I'm curious to hear how Chris would approach building simple_discussion if he had to start from scratch using Ruby 3.2, Rails 7 and Hotwire. Cheers! -Dan H
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Solving FizzBuzz in Ruby Discussion

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Love this episode Chris.Would love to see more.
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Testing File Uploads in Rails with Shrine Discussion

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This is great! Can we add system tests too? How can we write a system test to create photo and update photos?
Charalampos Aristomenopoulos replied

How to write Controller & Integration Tests in Rails Discussion

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Hi Chris great job! What is the difference of the integration test with the controller test

Building has_one from has_many Associations Discussion

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Great tip! I use something similar for designating the thumbnail-image of a gallery of images. Something along these lines: ```ruby class Gallery has_many :images has_one :thumbnail, -> { w...
David Aldridge replied

Something has changed with Passenger that has left the guides unusuables

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It is the fifth time I try from scratch the deployment and have had deployed previously without any major problem. Think is, I don't know if it because now default repositories submit passenger 6, ...
Ashley replied

Adding Exceptions To Recurring Events Discussion

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thank you Chris!
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Test Driven Development Basics Discussion

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I really like that you come at it fairly 'bare bones'... as in, no Rspec / FactoryBot / Fixtures / Cucumber / Faker / shoulda-matchers /guard etc etc. I recall when learning for the first time, i...
Marina Angeli replied

Cloud9 Rails Console display makes it unusable

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Hello, I am using Cloud9 for a Rails project and everything works fine except the Rails Console. The display get messed up because of the autocomplete popup moves the active line around the scree...
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Bundler default gem dependency error Discussion

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Dependency Inversion Principle Discussion

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Thank you for these quality episodes. We definitely want to see more episodes like this. It would be nice to see them how they are applied to real-world projects. How to create the folder structure...
Rafael de Paula replied

Rails for Beginners Part 21: Reset Password Token Mailer Discussion

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Need rails 6.1.0 and above to access `user.signed_id` in case somene is having issues with that

Notifications for ActionText User Mentions Discussion

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Great tutorial as always chris. In your repo, you have some code for a video embed custom Are you making a tutororial about that? It would be great to figure out how to add things like a link ...
Kristian Gerardsson replied

How to Test Validations in Rails Discussion

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Where do you think test factories come in here? A RatingFactory could make sure that the object instance we're using for tests is valid without us having to care how it's achieved.

Basic Authentication and RSS Feeds Discussion

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Is this functionality on the current gorails.com site? I'm not seeing it.Edit, had to enter the url manually: https://gorails.com/episode...

How to build a Custom Rack Middleware for Rails with Railties Discussion

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How To Maintain A Rails Gem: Becoming Maintainer of the Sequenced Gem Discussion

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Nice work Chris, very interesting. Thanks for flying at altitude and avoiding the rabbit holes too
Shairyar replied

Debugging with Caller Discussion

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Excellent episode! I have been using this method with the whoop gem and it's been extremely valuable to know which line of code called the `whoop` method.

Rails for Beginners Part 9: URL Helpers and link_to Discussion

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It's there an easy way to mark current page in navigation?
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