Stéphane Paquet

I was wondering if some of you are adding # frozen_string_literal: true to their config files?

Agree. but when testing or launching the app I should have an error about that, pushing me to run the few missing migrations.

After that, I will have a new and up-to-date schema.rb which can be used for all deployment (unless I'm not testing before deploying...)

Thanks Chris for your answer.
I would have thought that the following command rake db:schema:load (likely to berails db:schema:load in modern rails) could be used to quickly setup the database without having to runrails db:migrate, but still preserving the usage of all migration features, especially the option to rollback to any point in time.

2 questions:
How's that different from the schema.rb files ?
Is it compatible with Rails 5.0.x and forthcoming Rails 5.1?

Thank you @alan and @alex.

Hi,

I'm lloking forward using http://quilljs.com in a project and wonder if anyone can share his/her experience with such text editor.

Related gems are looking pretty outdated (I'm using Rails 5) and connecting Quilljs to a form (I'm using Simple Form) looks akward.

Thanks

If you are using Devise you can call usersignedin? to determine if a user is or not logged in.

<% if user_signed_in? %>
    Code to display when the user is signed in
<% else %>
    Code to display when the user is not signed in
<% end %>

I upgraded and I'm using ruby-install and chruby. So far so good!
If you want to avoid that type of issue, just setup your development environment in a container such as Docker