Help with concurrency
Answering my own question now that I've been working for a month or two with Rails. Rails folks usually rely on background jobs to work with concurrency. If you need to send a couple of HTTP requ...
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Answering my own question now that I've been working for a month or two with Rails. Rails folks usually rely on background jobs to work with concurrency. If you need to send a couple of HTTP requ...
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Martin Barilik postedThose export paths would seem to hard wire Ruby versions. As Chris says you want to use something else to select Ruby versions. A very simple one is chruby. Doesn't seem to get much attention proba...
Greg S repliedIn development, the asset pipeline typically compiles only requested assets and their dependencies. If it's compiling all assets, it could be due to: Manifest Configuration: Broad directives like ...
Roger Farrell repliedHi there, I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble setting up email verification on your Rails 7 app. I understand how frustrating it can be dealing with fake users and the potential risks of send...
Cassandra Pace repliedThanks for your answer. This is what I'm looking for.
Jacqueline Lavender repliedWhat is the error?
Chris Oliver repliedHello, you can create a search method in your Activity model or a service object that takes a search term and returns relevant activities. In your controller, you would set up an action to handle t...
Terry Bonds repliedYou handle authentication in a custom controller and redirect users based on their type. Adjust the views as needed for your specific design and functionality.
Jacqueline Lavender repliedWhat is the best way to generate SEO friendly urls? The Rails default is to put the id in the URL e.g articles/2 I want to be able to have a url like this articles/article-heading Previously I...
William Kennedy replied • SolvedFor those wondering why the popup didn't show up, you can add this at the top of index.html.erb: <%= javascript_include_tag "turbo", type: "module" %> At least that's how I solved it followi...
Patryk repliedI also have similar questions and inquiries, hoping to receive answers soon
Tommy Ortega repliedHey Jared, thanks a bunch for the kind words!! I'm glad to hear that you are enjoying all of these courses that you have been going through lately. Thank you so much for taking the time to share yo...
cjilbert504 repliedLucy, silly question, but have you made sure the DB has been created first?
Alan Reid repliedLooks like a docker issue, SSH into the server and view the container logs: ```docker logs ``` Then look for any errors or unusual messages in the logs that might indicate why the service didn’t ...
Alan Reid replied**Please note that Microsoft Outlook (and possibly other email clients) will pre-fetch the link and execute a get request and INVALIDATE THE TOKEN prior to the recipient having a chance to click on...
Andrei A repliedCollin, terrific course. I used it as a refresher and found it thorough, detailed, and frankly, fun. Appreciate your hard work. These videos take a long time to plan out. A++. Thank you. I'll be us...
Jared Dolich replied