I've been playing around and trying to implement a chat such as slack as shown on Chris's screencast. On Chatroom index I'm able to Show, Edit, Join, and Leave. However, when I clicked on Show e...

RicePad

Nice man thanks!

roberto santelices

It's not necessarily a single query that would illustrate the problem, it's how it's used that's the problem. That's why I say it's not something a more experienced developer may get caught by, but...

Jacob Montgomery

Alex, I'm chiming in with some practical experience, having written several medium-size applications with 50+ models. http://blog.makandra.com/2014/12/organizing-large-rails-projects-with-namespa...

Dan LeGrand

You need another table that handles assignments to threads. ```ruby # project_thread_access model # you'll need user_id and project_thread_id columns in this model belongs_to :project_thread_acces...

Jacob Montgomery

Haha, making it harder is the easy part - making it easy is the hard part :) Anytime!

Jacob Montgomery

Cool! I think I'll use this approach in my Ansible playbook for provisioning app server instances. And the "long path" with ruby-build/ruby-install will be there as a fallback option, in case pre-b...

Alex Musayev

Weird, rbenv _should_ be in your path.

Chris Oliver

You'll actually want to just make sure it matches the column name I think. You can print out the row hash to the console to see exactly what you'll need for that.

Chris Oliver

Love that idea. I've used Mechanize in the past for something like this. It's pretty fun to do and would make for a great episode.

Chris Oliver

Right you are sir. Actually there's been talk of shipping bundler with Ruby, although I forget where I saw it. That would be nice though. Having the .ruby-version in your repo also helps when yo...

shakycode

Chris - I'm sorry I didn't get back to you, thanks for your explanation - your information was very helpful, on to my next deployment!

Jeff See