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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...

Sweet, I'll have to play around with it, I love a good editor! :) Did you ever mess with Summernote? http://summernote.org/examples/#hint-for-mention They support mentions out the box it looks lik...

I have a user model and around 1milion user records in my database and I'm using ILIKE to match the users by name or email. Sometimes it's very slow since I have a lot of records in my DB so I'm lo...

Hi GoRails Community, I'm working on a Rails project that involves complex nested attributes, and I've hit a roadblock. I want to efficiently manage parent-child relationships within my models, bu...

im using rails 7 when Im going on new_admin_invitation_path this route then getting 401 unauthorized error and its redirected me to sign_in page

We want to leverage the ServiceNOW Knowledge Base/articles to fetch articles from a customer ServiceNOW production instance through a Chatbot. As ServiceNOW administrators, how do you propose we w...

That's one of the tricky situations you have to handle with Twitter. I need to do a screencast on this, but the idea is pretty simple and here's a link to check out in the meantime: http://sourcey....

Umar, I would say no, you do not not microservices or separate frontend/backends. You're free to use whatever frontend you want, but in a monolithic app, think of it more like the frontend dev wo...

Also In the first example, I simplifid too much `usage item` entity. It has more than 4 ~ 6 different column from other types of invocie items. (`subscription item`, and `proration`) So it's not r...

Similar to the Hacker News thread, I thought we might start up a thread for anyone looking to hire a Ruby / Rails freelancer or if you're a freelancer looking for work. *Please lead with either SE...

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Awesome. Thanks for the in-depth response Chris. Really appreciate it. I'll have a go at it tonight. Cheers, James

I think your second post outlines a pretty good storage mechanism. You obviously want to actually make that a database backed model with a `company_id` on it so you don't have to make up the metric...

`has_and_belongs_to_many` does not allow you to access the join table, and therefore it's very rarely used. Instead, you just want to define a `has_many :through` association. ```ruby class User ...

Thanks again, Jacob. Makes way more sense to go about data/models/associations that way. I always went for the more "visual" way to make it easier to grasp. ✔️

Matias, Did you ever get an answer to this? I've been wondering about the same things recently.

Wow, you can't imagine how much you helped me. Thank you. I think I learned a lot already, because I started to write my own blog as a Rails application, but I have to admit, that it was not a good...

It does, thank you Chris. Need to spend more time working through the code to see available options like this since they aren't documented. Appreciate the help.