This was really awesome to see how extending them to work with system tests was done!

How does "resizable_image: true" work? I'm assuming that because you named your validator "resizable_image_validator.rb" with a class name "ResizableImageValidator" and then calling "validates :ava...

Hello, in the next month I will go on vacation. There is only very slow internet access and I want to use the free time to refresh my Rails knowlege. I know, I should just relax, but learning som...

I'm trying to get away from Webpacker... Installed the gem JSBundling on a Rails 6.0.1.x app, followed the setup procedures to use EsBuild, and it worked. Got BootStrap 5 working with the guidance ...

how to remove the class="simple-form" from a form created using the gem?

I'm following the tutorial for creating the forum and using Tailwind to do the layout. I have seen that classes are used that are not native to Tailwind. What strategy did you use to build the Go ...

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Very nice, I'm enjoying these videos where you walk through the approaches and build on them piece-by-piece! One StimulusJS-specific update could be converting your message partial to: ``` ...

Who else is excited for the new rich text editor that Jorge's been working on?

Interesting. Thanks Colin

Hey Collin, Thanks for this great video. Looking forward to the video on modules.

Pretty excited about this because it makes Rails development so much easier to start for beginners or for teams using various operating systems. I also forgot to mention, there is a `devcontainer`...

This was a very elegant and super helpful video. I used chatgpt to figure out some of the regex stuff though as it wasn't very simple to get it on your own!

Hey Collin Great ep: thank you! Really enjoyed the Github actions intro. We use a 3rd party CI (Semaphore) which is really good, but it was useful to see "the Github way" A suggestion: might be ...

This was really great, thank you! Can you provide a link as to what you need to sanitize the variable you passed in, name? Looking forward to the next episode!