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Hey Chris, As of July 2016 what gem/solution would you use to create multistep forms? I have found a couple of solutions but couldn't decide what to choose. They kinda seemed a bit obsolete. It's ...

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...

Just tap it in. Give it a little tappy. Tap tap taparoo.

tldr; No question here, just a show case. I recently purchased [Chris' Stripe course](https://courses.gorails.com/payments-with-stripe-and-rails-master-class) and used it as a baseline for the eco...

I am creating my e commerce using solidus. In the admin backend, I pload products but then they are not reflected in the frontend...anyone who has come accross this?

Hey Chris,I believe it's pronounced "Pop", not soda... :DThanks for the great videos!

There's a security vulnerability in the code which allows any authenticated user to delete anyone else's comment. While there's a check in view (`if comment.user == current_user`) for showing the d...

How do I post comment with ajax in rails 4.2 ? Can I please have a detailed example?

thsi episode is too easy!

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Nice fix Chris ! Dead simple

Has anyone had, and hopefully fixed, the jquery(?) conflict between activeadmin and autocomplete ( I was using easyAutocomplete ). Soon as I have both in a project it breaks with not a function is...

Thanks for this lesson

I’m working on several Rails-based products where the backend is solid, but I’ve noticed performance and user flow issues impacting real user behavior (drop-offs, slow interactions, low engagement)...

Hey Chris! This is really helping booting my apps faster! Thanks so much!

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

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

I got started with the level one path and I just finished the last lesson for the beginner Ruby course. Collin mentions moving on to models but I don't see it included in the beginner Ruby course. ...

Doesn't this still use the `set_link` code path at the end of the episode? We should be getting rid of that and adding ``` @link = Link.find(params[:id]) ``` under the `show` method?