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Always happy to help. :)

Thank you for the reply @damianlegawiec and all the work your team has put in. Glad to see more momentum behind the spree community and full Rails 5 support.

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I've identified a tendency in myself that I feel like, if overcome, would make me a considerably better developer and produce better software. Here I'll try to characterize/analyze it: **Descrip...

So I'm dealing with an interesting but probably simple issue. Working on some Rails 2 stuff that was written by someone who has long been out of reach so I've been dusting it off on my own. Som...

Hey Chris! I was wondering about the differences of the implementations of complex 3rd party integrations. For instance on the one hand there is segment.io or intercom.io. For these to work you ...

I'm basically trying to adopt the "offline first" approach for my mobile app and have decided that it's currently not possible with Turbolinks 5. If you're interested, I had a brief discussion with...

I know this is old but for anyone on Google: because of the possibility of the customer not paying the subscription fee I think [this](https://stackoverflow.com/a/45941054/1011803) is a better solu...

Thanks for the quick response Chris. From what I've gathered online, plain ole OpenID is meant for authentication, OAuth is meant for authorization, and OpenID Connect was built on top of OAuth...

Hmm, I wonder if you need to include the address ID in the form as a hidden field so Rails knows which records to update. If it doesn't have the ID of the nested model, it is just going to create a...

I'm coding my personal website , I have a backoffice where I can write blog_post ( title , content , category and date ). I would like to make user comment my blog post without being logged in . ...

I've created a little tool which pulls a price from another table according to what was sold. This works perfectly fine. However I need to include a discount logic into that. There should be 3 way...

Thank you, Chris, it is working! And thank you for pointing me that it is necessary to find out what is JS scopes, which appeared to be very useful information. :)

For delete, I would send the Upload ID to the uploads controller and then just delete that directly. It's simplest that way because you aren't accessing anything through the polymorphic relationshi...

Great idea. Might also make sense to include something there on deleted records that use like an `DeletedUser` class or something to display some sort of text instead. Reddit does something like th...

I figured out how to update it to each anime. I'll show my code below. genre_scrape = doc.css('div#content .borderClass .js-scrollfix-bottom div:contains("Genres")').text.split(' ')[1..-1] ...

Perfect , I will search how to do that, thank you!

Hey Chris. I have been trying to look online but haven't been successful in finding out the following. Say you made a CRM application in Rails and setup a pop3/imap email in the app. How would...

That did it. Thanks Chris!

Hey Sacha, you would just want to use a where query to scope to a date range before calling to_csv on it. You may need to change it from `all.each` to `scoped.each` in order for Rails to respect t...