I found this video extremely helpful. I am a React developer currently with a Ruby background, still brand new to Rails. So it actually took me a few hours to go through it because at each step I had to add something new to my mental model of rails. But all in all - really a great tutorial and also helped me build out my understanding of web dev generally. Really appreciated this!
I'll add these to the list, I really appreciate the suggestions! I did cover user roles with Devise last wek if that's something that interests you: czcams.com/video/FdCsBwI7raY/video.html
"Posted 1 day ago" I swear this couldn't come up anymore handy. It's 4:54 AM here and I'm struggling to set these 2 frameworks together for a project. Thanks a LOT! One more sub
What extension are you using for those React autocompletes? Also could you explain the mounted cleanup function in your useEffect a little? I run into a lot of issues with empty dependency arrays. Super awesome video though, thank you for this!
The channel has a discord where we'll try to answer your questions: discord.gg/vumKwDk Hope the video is helpful, more to come soon! (hopefully lol) Edit2: User Authentication with Rails and React using the Doorkeeper Gem is live now! czcams.com/video/KnTtdxRlEE0/video.html Edit: React + Redux + TypeScript CRUD app with Rails 7 API is up here: czcams.com/video/ZGnMqKg-Cq4/video.html
It's really funny how unpopular it is with people who do tutorials, but how common it is in industry lol. I'm glad that it seems to be helpful for people to see it done in an environment that you can also play games in 😂
@@Deanin With WSL, Windows machine is a development beast. I was on mac for 3 months, I felt so much restrictive when it comes to proper softwares(free) or even productive workflow. I switched back to windows now. It gives you so much more option to customize. Setting it up msy tske time but once you do it, it works like a charm.
Would love to see the CRUD functionality in React. I'm working on a small personal project and I had trouble figuring out where to start. Thanks a lot for this.
How does it perform in concurrency test? The integration has improved a lot and it is much simpler now. I remember trying rails last year and trying it with react and the process was so weird that I stopped learning it.
I think its concurrency has improved quite a bit, and considering the applications it's used for it's probably fine. I think the biggest issue for me is that if I'm honestly going to build an application that I expect to have a life cycle, I'm going to use something like DotNet or a stack like MERN. At this point I really just create these tutorials to help people who still use Rails, but if someone asks me what to learn I almost always tell them that there's better options. There's either more job opportunities with a JS stack, or there's more open positions as a C# developer. You're also just getting more innovation than you seem to get from Rails these days, as a lot of the features are just extractions from Basecamp it seems. Just my opinion though, so take it with a grain of salt.
That's so true, and it's unfortunate. I miss a lot of the magic sometimes, and the magic that some JS frameworks create is instead just really annoying lol.
It's just GitHub CoPilot. They launched it to perform suggested code based on a ML algorithm they trained from (what they claim was only) public repositories. It's very nice for casual use, but for anything production grade there's a big warning: it has been shown to grab licensed code from repositories even if it goes against what the license states is legally allowed, and then branding that code with a new license. Basically for businesses it's a disaster waiting to cause lawsuits. But for learning how a new tool works, it's a godsend. You can sign up at this link, and then just search the extension on VS Code after you get into the program, which can take months sometimes because it's still a preview build. copilot.github.com/
Hey Deanin! 🔥 I have a question for you: How to deploy such an app? Indeed the Rails API and React apps are inside the same project folder. But how to handle it? I wanted to find a solution to deploy both Rails API + React on the same server. I think there's probably a solution with the "react-rails" gem, injecting the components in the views with a helper, but I'm not a fan... Is it actually possible with your implementation? And if yes how? Thank you in advance! A.MLL
Hello, Deanin. How are things going for you? Have you experimented with Rails and a CMS? I haven't heard much about CMS in the Rails community. CMS for small-intermediate apps is common in the JS Ecosystem, such as JAMStack. Some people use CMS solely as a backend. I was considering creating something with Rails but with CMS integration so that non-tech team members could also use it. Strapi is what we use. Is it possible to connect it to Rails? I was wondering how it would turn out. Rails' monolithic approach appeals to me. But I'm not sure if that'll work. It could be a rails API and a Strapi API that is consumed in a NextJS frontend. Ahhh... I'm not sure, please let me know.
Haven't personally tried a CMS in Rails. If I ever need a CMS, 9 times out of 10 I just spin up WordPress so that I don't have to reinvent the wheel lol.
I actually just started my first course! It's $10 and still a work in progress, but it covers creating a Linktree Clone. I made the first two hours of lessons free which covers creating a basic version, with the premium lessons covering stuff like analytics and that mobile phone preview panel that Linktree has lol. I tried to make the paid version as a way to polish the app, so that people don't feel like they're missing out too much by only following the free lessons. You can checkout the free version at learn.deanin.com 🙂
@@Deanin That's a great news. Mix and Go channel has also released a course this year, but I feel it is unaffordable for a lot of people. Will check it out
I've been wanting to look into it, but from what I'm seeing it seems like it'd be really useful. I'm hoping to branch out towards more JS stuff in the near future to grow the channel, so if you see a NextJS tutorial just know that you're the catalyst that caused it haha.
GitHub CoPilot does the more advanced autocomplete,, tab nine does the smaller suggestions (I'm using the free version) They can get in each other's way sometimes, but overall they can be very helpful when writing code. 🙂
Oops! Good catch, looks like I forgot to push up the code. When I get back on my computer I'll push it up and reply to this again. Give me an hour or two. Sorry about that!
I think we need more of this React Rails content
This is such an amazing tutorial! Has to be one of the best tutorial videos i have came across. Thanks for doing this
I found this video extremely helpful. I am a React developer currently with a Ruby background, still brand new to Rails. So it actually took me a few hours to go through it because at each step I had to add something new to my mental model of rails. But all in all - really a great tutorial and also helped me build out my understanding of web dev generally. Really appreciated this!
I'm always enjoying watching your videos as a rails developer. Thank you for the video.
Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad you enjoy the videos!
Thanks for your sharing. It helps me a lot.
You are one of the valuable educators on this platform
Thanks haha, I really appreciate the kind words!
Thank you so much Deanin
Very nice video Deanin!
I appreciate it!
quite appreciatable thing ... someone working on courses/videos of latest ROR version....
In Depth Rails 7 API auth, json caching, User roles, pagination etc is something needed.
I'll add these to the list, I really appreciate the suggestions!
I did cover user roles with Devise last wek if that's something that interests you: czcams.com/video/FdCsBwI7raY/video.html
"Posted 1 day ago"
I swear this couldn't come up anymore handy. It's 4:54 AM here and I'm struggling to set these 2 frameworks together for a project. Thanks a LOT! One more sub
Hahaha, that's some pretty convenient timing, glad it helped!
Thanks, it's exactly what I need :)
Helped a lot.
What extension are you using for those React autocompletes? Also could you explain the mounted cleanup function in your useEffect a little? I run into a lot of issues with empty dependency arrays. Super awesome video though, thank you for this!
great tutorial
My first time watching you and you're awesome and swagerize
11:20 "fancy but also unsettling" :)
10/10
The channel has a discord where we'll try to answer your questions: discord.gg/vumKwDk
Hope the video is helpful, more to come soon! (hopefully lol)
Edit2: User Authentication with Rails and React using the Doorkeeper Gem is live now! czcams.com/video/KnTtdxRlEE0/video.html
Edit: React + Redux + TypeScript CRUD app with Rails 7 API is up here: czcams.com/video/ZGnMqKg-Cq4/video.html
Thank you for this great video. It could be nice if you create a video for each way to create react-rails apps. Thank you in advance.
There are many text tutorials to create a react rails apps but doesn’t go deep on the pros and cons to uses each way to implement it.
Thank you again.
never had used rails. So impresed by scaffold command. I'd like to see more extend use of rails power for backend. Tysm
Deanin, Is Vue technology more viable than react or is it a matter of personal choice?
Thanks for this, when I try to run a simple model test I get a whole load of console errors, do you know why this could be?
Thanks
Glad it was helpful, and thank you too!
I feel so much at home when I see people using Windows Machine for Dev related stuff
It's really funny how unpopular it is with people who do tutorials, but how common it is in industry lol.
I'm glad that it seems to be helpful for people to see it done in an environment that you can also play games in 😂
@@Deanin With WSL, Windows machine is a development beast.
I was on mac for 3 months, I felt so much restrictive when it comes to proper softwares(free) or even productive workflow.
I switched back to windows now. It gives you so much more option to customize. Setting it up msy tske time but once you do it, it works like a charm.
Would love to see the CRUD functionality in React. I'm working on a small personal project and I had trouble figuring out where to start. Thanks a lot for this.
Glad it helped! I'll take a look at getting something up ASAP to help out with your project. 🙂
Just wanted to follow this up that the CRUD tutorial is now up. Hope it helps!
czcams.com/video/ZGnMqKg-Cq4/video.html
@@Deanin i love u, thanks 🥵🥵
I don't know if someone told you this already Dean, but you are a real superhero 😊
I have never seen declaring let mounted = true and to clear side effects mounted = false. Could you explain the usage a bit? Thanks
Would this tutorial work in an existing RoR project?
How does it perform in concurrency test?
The integration has improved a lot and it is much simpler now.
I remember trying rails last year and trying it with react and the process was so weird that I stopped learning it.
I think its concurrency has improved quite a bit, and considering the applications it's used for it's probably fine.
I think the biggest issue for me is that if I'm honestly going to build an application that I expect to have a life cycle, I'm going to use something like DotNet or a stack like MERN.
At this point I really just create these tutorials to help people who still use Rails, but if someone asks me what to learn I almost always tell them that there's better options.
There's either more job opportunities with a JS stack, or there's more open positions as a C# developer. You're also just getting more innovation than you seem to get from Rails these days, as a lot of the features are just extractions from Basecamp it seems.
Just my opinion though, so take it with a grain of salt.
@@Deanin couldn't agree more with you
I still feel we have nothing as comparable to rails in Js ecosystem.
Though many futile attempts have been made.
That's so true, and it's unfortunate. I miss a lot of the magic sometimes, and the magic that some JS frameworks create is instead just really annoying lol.
Thank you! What is the co-pilot extension?
It's just GitHub CoPilot. They launched it to perform suggested code based on a ML algorithm they trained from (what they claim was only) public repositories. It's very nice for casual use, but for anything production grade there's a big warning: it has been shown to grab licensed code from repositories even if it goes against what the license states is legally allowed, and then branding that code with a new license.
Basically for businesses it's a disaster waiting to cause lawsuits. But for learning how a new tool works, it's a godsend. You can sign up at this link, and then just search the extension on VS Code after you get into the program, which can take months sometimes because it's still a preview build.
copilot.github.com/
@@Deanin wow very interesting. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Deanin! 🔥
I have a question for you: How to deploy such an app? Indeed the Rails API and React apps are inside the same project folder. But how to handle it?
I wanted to find a solution to deploy both Rails API + React on the same server.
I think there's probably a solution with the "react-rails" gem, injecting the components in the views with a helper, but I'm not a fan...
Is it actually possible with your implementation? And if yes how?
Thank you in advance!
A.MLL
Hi,
I've the same question here ! Did you manage this ?
Hello, Deanin. How are things going for you?
Have you experimented with Rails and a CMS?
I haven't heard much about CMS in the Rails community. CMS for small-intermediate apps is common in the JS Ecosystem, such as JAMStack. Some people use CMS solely as a backend.
I was considering creating something with Rails but with CMS integration so that non-tech team members could also use it.
Strapi is what we use. Is it possible to connect it to Rails? I was wondering how it would turn out.
Rails' monolithic approach appeals to me. But I'm not sure if that'll work. It could be a rails API and a Strapi API that is consumed in a NextJS frontend. Ahhh... I'm not sure, please let me know.
Haven't personally tried a CMS in Rails. If I ever need a CMS, 9 times out of 10 I just spin up WordPress so that I don't have to reinvent the wheel lol.
Thanks man.
Rails look so wise to me.
I am learning it after hiatus from JS frameworks.
Why don't you build a course on it?
I actually just started my first course! It's $10 and still a work in progress, but it covers creating a Linktree Clone. I made the first two hours of lessons free which covers creating a basic version, with the premium lessons covering stuff like analytics and that mobile phone preview panel that Linktree has lol. I tried to make the paid version as a way to polish the app, so that people don't feel like they're missing out too much by only following the free lessons.
You can checkout the free version at learn.deanin.com 🙂
@@Deanin That's a great news.
Mix and Go channel has also released a course this year, but I feel it is unaffordable for a lot of people.
Will check it out
I guess you should do more n more courses on cloning.
Something that code4startup use to do few years back.
You can market it well.
Is there no way to compile bookable to the public folder?
Hey Deanin, please create full site clone with React and rails api with jwt authentication, email sending and background jobs. Thanks buddy.
Rails API, how to receive photo from react native
Step Bro xd
Crud please with react and rails
Will do!
Instead of using create-react-app , have you tried using Next.JS ?
I've been wanting to look into it, but from what I'm seeing it seems like it'd be really useful. I'm hoping to branch out towards more JS stuff in the near future to grow the channel, so if you see a NextJS tutorial just know that you're the catalyst that caused it haha.
@@Deanin lol ! I asked because I am studying to use Next with Rails for a project, because, integrates better with my UX tooling.
Can I use react without making apis?
Do a CRUD Tutorial with NEXT.js, GraphQL and Rail 7
Added it to the list! 🙂
@@Deanin You are awesome.
what extension does all that autocomplete?
GitHub CoPilot does the more advanced autocomplete,, tab nine does the smaller suggestions (I'm using the free version)
They can get in each other's way sometimes, but overall they can be very helpful when writing code. 🙂
@@Deanin thank you!
can you share this repo?
Oops! Good catch, looks like I forgot to push up the code. When I get back on my computer I'll push it up and reply to this again. Give me an hour or two. Sorry about that!
Sorry about the delay. Should be up now at github.com/Deanout/bookstore-react-video
this was way too confusing for how simple it is