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We just released an major update to gemtracker, https://github.com/spaquet/gemtracker, the TUI that let you gain rapid knowledge of your gems. We now support export and this is a game changer as yo...

Christopher 'Nolan' Oliver - Inception =D

Hi, I'm Alex. I program science I was in school and I have concepts of Datatypes which I would like to have in programming language. Ruby is My Favorite languge (10+ years of experience), Are ther...

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Hi everyone, I am starting a new position as a senior software engineer. I was told that it is very ruby on rails environment. I want to know what is the best way to get started with learning inte...

It's pretty cool seeing all the new features being added to css. Thanks for the video as always!

I think if you do this, the composition of the shown attributes should be the other way around: Call `<%= render @property %>` in your show action and place the common attributes (type, addre...

I want to create a music listings website. Venues and musicians can have their own profile. I want some of my users to be able to create listings. The people who create the listings could be a mus...

Background --------- I have an existing Rails 5.0.7.2 app running on Ruby 2.5.1. In several places I generate invoices as HTML (I build a full HTML string by replacing template tags server-side) an...

solid episode! I really appreciate how you step through things, showing errors, etc, instead of just showing a polished finished project. The iterative steps (just verifying the class method retu...

Hi Chris, I followed your video and at 6:22, I couldn't see the Turbo::Streams and Domain::SyncJob (top 2 jobs). I could see the Domain::SyncAllJob (3rd one). Inside my /domains listing page, the...

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Excellent lesson! Thanks for making this look easy, and actually be easy with the pay gem.

Super useful lesson. I think many of us would like to see the process of deploying to production with Postgres as the database.

Excited to kick off a SaaS product series. Should we build more end-to-end projects like this?

This is such a handy feature of Ruby. I was amazed when I first learned about it. Really makes modules useful for any situation, not just being included in another object.