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Great episode Chris!Can't wait to get into the more advanced stuff.Thanks!

This was really fun. I wanted an easy way to introduce helpers to Notifications so by exposing them also as STI models, we could make them easily accessible with separate helper methods for each No...

Nice episode, I've been using forms like this all over the place, especially when an AR object can be saved via many different use cases with many different "valid" states. One quibble, seem more ...

I have a Rails site with a PWA and also a native app built w/ a wrapper. The site/app is for Hotel staff to communicate. Some of the staff speak and post in Spanish-only and some English-only. How ...

I've got Postgres15 installed via Homebrew, and it's running. When I build a new Rails 7 app with: "rails new testapppg -d postgres" I can't get it to install pg (1.4.6) I see errors like "Unable ...

Hi guys! I recently released a gem for managing timestamp fields in ActiveRecord models and I'm excited to share it with you. By adding convenience methods on top of a `datetime` field, the gem a...

Rails 6 should be just around the corner once they fix a couple of bugs/regressions. Since you probably won't be finished with your app by then, you won't have to worry about the upgrade if you sta...

I don't understand the static values declaration here on the clipboard_controller. Can you throw some more light on it please ? How does that work ?

I am following the Go Rails blog tutorial. Currently trying to work through trying to set up Amazon S3 to upload images from the blog app. I've retraced the steps from the blog numerous times. I...

Back to Rails: I would prefer Ruby/Rails screencasts over more and more Stimulus. Please don't become a Stimulus videocast.

`document.querySelectorAll` looks like return an array, but in fact it is an object. It's important to keep this in mind in order to avoid some problems iterating the dom elements.

Hi, I have a couple of small PHP scripts I want to host on my Hatchbox / Vultr / Ubuntu server. Whats the best way to do that without screwing up Hatchbox? Thanks!

My app accesses multiple databases and I want to scope the model folder. So I would have two users types, e.g. (DB1::User, and DB2::User). I added the routes as `devise_for 'db1/user` and devise_...

How's it going? Any gotcha's worth sharing? Any special configs to getting it set up with hatchbox?

Nice tutorial