Rails scaffold deepdive
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- čas přidán 8. 08. 2021
- Learn all about what you get when generating a scaffold with Ruby on Rails. This covers many Rails conventions that follow the happy path and are often sensible defaults.
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Awesomevideo thanks for making this.
I don't know you have a yt channel. Love you stripe videos. Thank you so much.
I like this channel and this man, thx for all!
I’m not sure how to put it, but I’ve just started RoR and I’m having a pleasant feeling, a sense of happiness. Now I understand why it’s referred to as “programmer happiness.”
I’m taking the RoR course from Pragmatic studio.
I want to delve deeply into RoR.
I understand that courses cannot turn you into an expert, but they can point you in the right direction. This is important.
Are there some courses/resources that speak from their experiences, enlighten the viewer/reader, and sprinkle wisdom here and there?
What courses should I take after this one to supplement it?
Waiting for your reply
That was really helpful, thank you 🙏🏼
Great video
You've become my go-to channel for Rails man! I mean you and GoRails xD
Thanks for watching, Xav_!
Would really really love to see a series where you build out a React Rails app!
sinfully underrated channel
Thank you I have a learnt a lot
thank u man
What does the -T do in your rails new -T? Also love your content chief, 10 / 10 super helpful mate :)
Skips adding unit tests by default. I prefer to use rspec and set it up manually.
Waiting for your reply. 🙏🙏
There are a ton of videos on this channel, but I'm also putting together a course for rails beginners.
@@cjav_dev That is so nice.
Also put things that will help the beginners to advance fast.
Things that he might take years to learn by himself.
Sorry but you can't do a tutorial and say "raisl new blog -T" and not explain what -T means. It just tells me that the rest of the tutorial is not in fact a deep dive. You skipped over the first thing!!
man you talk fast...pls slow down
Tips for a better view on routes.
rails routes -c CONTROLLER -E
This command outputs just the routes associated with the CONTROLLER you chose and the -E makes it so that the routes are displayed in a nice table format. MUCH easier to read.
Ooh nice! Thanks for sharing