Polymorphic associations with Ruby on Rails - like all the things

In this episode, you'll learn how to migrate from a one to many association to a polymorphic association. Imagine you've implemented a like button for a blog post. You're tracking whether a user has liked a post or not using a Like model related directly to the post. Now you want to also support "liking" other objects: comments, images, friends, etc. In this episode, you'll see how to modify the database to support these polymorphic associations between a Like model and any other "likeable" model.
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[@cosenocsibb8144]

Thanks for the tutorial CJ! Been following these series since the beginning. Don't stop please

[@Steven-ri5zy]

Another great episode. Like all the walkthroughs and detailed explanations.

[@gagnedan2k]

Really great episode !!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge !!!

[@cjav_dev]

Thanks for watching, Daniel!

[@DevBishwasBh]

Thanks a lot my brother. It was a lot helpful. I am developing an open source multi-blogging system with rails, using this knowledge there.

[@ItzAnameOk]

Neat! Quick question though: what's your vim setup like?

[@cjav_dev]

Thanks for watching, Giant Gosling! czcams.com/video/tM2j_fssDuM/video.html

[@nelsonchavespro]

Hey thankful for your videos. Have you created this in another video where when you click like the page, It doesnt refresh the page? I'm on rails 7