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after hours of search finally found your video which told me about the bin/dev watcher, thank you! That solved my problem! 👍

When I click EDIT, the previously save image goes away. How can I prevent this from being removed?

Fantastic! Super helpful.

So good of Adam Driver to take time out of his busy filming schedule to show us how to use the Pay gem! Seriously though, thank you Collin for the nice tutorial. Lots of great hints and tips throughout such as how to do authentication from scratch.

very useful tutorial thanks for making this. i have doubt how is your localhost:3000/password/edit => redirect you to "password#edit" but mine trying to access the "password#show", i need to manually adjust the routes to get 'password/edit', to: 'password#show' and for logout i had to manually do this delete '/sessions', to: 'sessions#destroy' what can i do?

U wesome! thanks from Brazil

Hey Chris. Thank you for the course. It's just what was needed. You are doing a very great job. I am really thankful and wishing you all the best! Once again, thank you!

line 4: what is that required_options does?

Why they explaining too fast?😢

Super useful video! 🔥 I just didn't include devise gem to my new project for the first time.

In the process of extracting the variable into a method, you made an endless method every time. I use endless methods in these cases as they are shorter and, to me, easier to read. I believe endless methods arrived in Ruby 3.0.

You don't use the short Ruby method definition? `def stream = (evaluate_options(:stream) || recipient)` - is this just to maintain backwards compatibility in the gem with older Rails? Or don't like that syntax?

I do this all the time :D often memoizing if this calls something expensive to compute, that would have been great to mention this in this video

Set this up with no issues, awesome tutorial. I actually smiled when you talked about how difficult it was because you made it seem so easy. Deeply appreciate all the help you put out in this series for free!

That was great! Thank you for such useful explanation.

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Great video. Thank you Chris! What do you recommend for stateless authentication using Rails 7.1.x ? I'm looking for a JWT gem that works with the latest Rails

Cool, but how do I leave a current workspace back to main?

23:25 I get it xD Anyway thanks for great course Chris! (I believe it's the one and the best course on whole Internet)

At, 13:00, where is the logic for updating post.like_count?

Hi!, I am about to start off with these tutorials. Is knowledge of Ruby as a programming language a pre-requisite? (I have done backend dev in springboot before). Thank you

Hi, I am about to start off with these tutorials. Is knowledge of Ruby as a programming language a pre-requisite?

I am learning a lot from this tutorial, so thank you. I am getting stuck in chapter 13 with these two statements in blog_post.rb: scope :published, -> {where ("published_at <= ?", Time.current)} scope :scheduled, -> { where ("published_at > ?", Time.current)} and this is the error: /data/Projects/ruby/gorails/myblog/app/models/blog_post.rb:7: syntax error, unexpected ',', expecting ')' ...-> {where ("published_at <= ?", Time.current)} ... ^ /data/Projects/ruby/gorails/myblog/app/models/blog_post.rb:8: syntax error, unexpected ',', expecting ')' ...-> { where ("published_at > ?", Time.current)} ... ^ Versions: ruby 3.3.0 (2023-12-25 revision 5124f9ac75) [x86_64-linux] ruby 3.3.0 (2023-12-25 revision 5124f9ac75) [x86_64-linux] It is kind of hard to see the code, since it is quite small, so I may have made a copy mistake. Any thoughts? I would like to continue on with the tutorial. Thanks, Gerry

very helpful, thanks.

Thanks. very useful series.

wow … nice … debugging on rails

Yooo I had no idea this was possible! 🤯

I am getting this error, "An error has occurred, this and all later migrations canceled: SQLite3::SQLException: no such table: users". Not sure what to do? I think i followed an old video of yours in rails 6 where we built the authentication manually. But now I had the users table, so I couldn't migrate the devise database. So then I tried to delete the other data base: rails db:drop. and now I get the above error and can't find any stack overflow guides to help.

Eager to use that!

Holy F**K - Kylo Ren is teaching me Ruby ! How epic is this !?!?!

This is a fantastic tip!

Cool!

I am a real dummy, but one thing that took me too long to figure out is that when you use the helper tags and change the url link (about to about-us) when you refresh the page you have to change the url link to about-us. Otherwise you get an error because that page doesn't exisit anymore.

Hey go rails! I have a question If I use action text for some blog post. Since these blog posts are not many can instead of uploading files in Amazon s3, I can store them in my app? Thanks!!

Is this method still recommended in 2024?

Hey Chris, thanks for the video. Would request you to please create videos on rspec and selenium. Thanks

Now I'm inspired to learn rails. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Anyone knows how to solve this problem "Unrecognized command "tailwindcss:install" (Rails::Command::UnrecognizedCommandError)"

That was exactly what I was looking for. Your explanation is clear, well-paced, and objective. Now I have the starting point to learn. Thank you very much! Long life to GoRails! (and, by the way, Hatchbox is a nice :)

Excelent work, very useful for me. I am using ruby 3.2.2 and rails. Only I need two modifications: 1. 3.19 Change the original script Original <script src="maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=<%= Rails.application.credentials['key_google_maps'] %>&libraries=places&callback=initMap" async defer data-turbolinks-eval="false"></script> New <%= javascript_include_tag "maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=#{Rails.application.credentials['key_google_maps']}&libraries=places&callback=initMap", async: true, defer:true, "data-turbolinks-eval":false %> 2. 7.12. New code from window.initMap Original window.initMap = function (...args) { const event = document.createEvent("Events") event.initEvent("google-maps-callback", true, true) event.args = args window.dispatchEvent(event) } New window.dispatchMapsEvent = function (...args) { const event = new CustomEvent("google-maps-callback", { detail: args }); window.dispatchEvent(event); } Thanks @GoRails

Hi, Chris, I am trying to add custom domain, but I could not find any documentation for that. Can you please tell me what I need to do after i add custom domain in account settings? What should I add at my domain DNS settings?

works like a charm!

does prettier for tailwind work in rails just by adding .prettierrc.json / npm install / and { "plugins": ["prettier-plugin-tailwindcss"] } ??

For anyone struggling with the delete button confirmation. If you change it to: <%= button_to "Delete", blog_post_path, method: :delete, class: "delete-button", onclick: "return confirm('Are you sure?');" %> This worked for me.

You guys are awesome explaining very well which makes me to watch all your videos. But the fact is, nearly 2 decade ago I was jsp guru, and we abanddoned because of people hate to stuff server side code inside client side code. Can someone please convience me why it is still needed?

nice, thanks mate