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In 2022 and we have Rails 7 and Tailwindcss 3. This tutorial needs an update.

Mostafa Ahangarha

Thank you!Great Job

Prabhjot Singh

all steps followed till the creation of SSH key. I put your command into Terminal, but nothing happens:cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub

Anto Boalis

I think I have this working properly, but I have had a few random errors occasionally. I think what fixed it is setting the domain to the proper value. Otherwise, each subdomain has its own cooke. ...

Ricky

Thanks for the reply Chris!

gafemoyano

It is not free to connect to twitter api under developer portal :(

Jess Antunes

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...

Chris Oliver

My ActiveRecord queries are taking too much load time and slowing down my API response times. I don't even have much data in the databse, like for accounts table there are only 10 rows. I'm running...

Simmi Badhan

this work for me

Francisco Quinones

Hello, We are running a "Windows Server 2016" VM inside a "Windows Server 2016" Hyper-V Host. Remote Desktop Session Host is enabled, User CALs installed and the Multi-user login works fine. On t...

sun18

Thanks, Chris. This is what I suspected. Redis on the same machine seems like a good easy solution. And although it would be a nice problem to need to process hundreds of thousands of jobs, realist...

Craig DesBrisay

Awesome, thanks.

Xst996

I have been checking out cloud66.com as an option. Looks very interesting... anyone here ever used it?

Beau O'Hara

Hey, I have implement schedule tasks to existing project using rails 4, when i rake tasks on development mode works and database updated, but when i rake tasks on production server it's work but d...

Zayyana Khoir

I know this is old, but going to answer anyway for future users. You have not defined "Event" here so it doesn't know what to do with that. Try something like: ``` irb(main):007:1* class Event irb(...

Alisha Taylor

Hey Sacha, For those, you actually want to querying using `IN` so that SQL can look for matches in an array of IDs. For example: ```ruby brand_ids = [1,2,3] # These IDs may come from your form pa...

Chris Oliver