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Welcome to a brand new series of articles and videos revolving around Ruby on Rails.
This new series is dedicated to those interested in learning [Ruby o...
Let's Build: With Ruby on Rails•3057 reads
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Building a blog with comments using Ruby on Rails is a foundational exercise I went through to learn more about the framework. Working together, both Ruby an...
Let's Build: With Ruby on Rails•26577 reads
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Welcome to our next Let's Build! This build introduces a well known social media giant Twitter into the mix as inspiration for the project. We will be creati...
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Welcome to a five-part mini-series where I teach you how to build a Dribbble clone in Ruby on Rails. This series is our most thorough build yet!
[Dribbble...
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Continuing my long stent of Ruby on Rails builds is yet another build that focuses more on relationships in a real-world discussion forum application.
The...
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Deploying a Rails app can be a daunting experience. There are a vast number of hosts out there but many fail to compare to Heroku. In this single part screen...
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Welcome to the next installment of my Let's Build series featuring Ruby on Rails. In this span of six videos, I'll walk you through the concept of building a...
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Welcome to what I'll be calling my tenth installment to my Let's Build: With Ruby on Rails series. In this build, I'll cover how to build a filterable job bo...
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Welcome to my eleventh Let's Build series featuring Ruby on Rails. This installment, once again, focuses on accepting payments using Ruby on Rails as a w...
Let's Build: With Ruby on Rails•6482 reads
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I'm beyond excited to announce my new project Affinicasts (RIP!)!
In the last 9 months, I've been a little obsessed with creating my newest side project c...
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Welcome to my latest Let's Build: With Ruby on Rails series. This build will dive a little deeper into relationships within a Ruby on Rails application and...
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Welcome to my 13th Let's Build: With Ruby on Rails. This build will feature a multitenancy workout app that uses a popular gem called Apartment, nested attri...
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As my experience with Ruby on Rails continues to grow I explore more and more by hitting the ground running with a base application template for new projects...
Ruby on Rails•4076 reads
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Ruby on Rails is such a vast framework. The Ruby on Rails CLI makes working with the framework that much easier. This video/article is the result of my own t...
Ruby on Rails•873 reads
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Ruby on Rails gives us so much out of the box but there are times errors occur or we need to re-invent the wheel for a specific feature of some type. This vi...
Ruby on Rails•5006 reads
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Did you know Ruby on Rails can be used as a strict API based backend application? What's the benefit to this? Think of it as a single source of truth for mul...
Let's Build: With Ruby on Rails•24502 reads
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Data is a great thing but the wrong data can be very very bad. Luckily, if you're a Ruby on Rails programmer you have a nice API of ActiveRecord validation h...
Ruby on Rails•8150 reads
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Active Record migrations (within Ruby on Rails) are a convenient way to alter your database schema of a period of time. This overview/guide is a look at just...
Ruby on Rails•7471 reads
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I'm beyond excited to share the news that I am making a Ruby on Rails course called Hello Rails!
The course has a [dedicated lan...
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Webpack, although a little hard to configure, remains the leading edge build tool for modern web development. This post/video guides you through adding Webpa...
Ruby on Rails•3230 reads
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In Ruby on Rails, associating models is quite trivial but does come with some conventions you will need to be familiar with as you build progressive web apps...
Ruby on Rails•12582 reads
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I've been busy getting my new course hellorails.io in better shape to launch this week. While doing that it was recently announced t...
Ruby on Rails•767 reads
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Ruby on Rails is such a powerful framework. It has its own CLI of which harnesses what are known as "generators". These generators can quickly scale up resou...
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Hey all, enjoy this free (short) taste of a bonus module in my upcoming course Hello Rails. You can find a ton more about the course at [hellorails.io](http:...
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My new course Hello Rails is officially live! In case you weren't on my mailing list I wanted to broadcast to you all that my course is out. I'm beyond excit...
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Devise is a ruby gem I use in nearly any Rails app. Authentication is a not so simple concept to master and as a result Devise has stood to be one of the mos...
Ruby on Rails•6405 reads
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Continuing my Let's Build with Ruby on Rails - Extending Devise series I take a look at adding confirmation emails to a given Ruby on Rails application.
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Continuing my Let's Build with Ruby on Rails - Extending Devise series I take a look at Devise custom routing options within a Ruby on Rails application harn...
Ruby on Rails•4260 reads
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The Spree commerce framework is an open-source fully-featured e-commerce solution that integrates directly with the Ruby on Rai...
Ruby on Rails•3110 reads
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Welcome to another installment of my Let's Build with Ruby on Rails - Extending Devise series within a series. This post will teach you how to allow a user t...
Ruby on Rails•10548 reads
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The Devise gem ships with a default configuration that allows you to sign in on a specific route. This post addres...
Ruby on Rails•3479 reads
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Welcome to another installment in my Let's build with Ruby on Rails: Extending Devise series. This tutorial teaches you how to sign in with Twitter using Dev...
Ruby on Rails•7850 reads
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GraphQL is a query language for APIs. The query language itself is universal and not tied to any frontend or backend technology. This...
Ruby on Rails•12159 reads
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Continuing on from Part 1 is the frontend portion of the tutorial. I'll leverage React, Apollo and Tailwind CSS to build out the frontend of our Ruby on Rail...
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The High Voltage gem is one of my favorite no-nonsense Ruby gems that gets you moving quickly when the need for...
Ruby on Rails•1881 reads
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It has been a bit since I last vlogged. As 2019 came to a close I saw it as a great time to take a look back at 2019 in vlog format.
In this video, I tak...
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Welcome to another installment of my Let's Build: With Ruby on Rails series. This series focuses on building a marketplace application using Stripe Connect. ...
Let's Build: With Ruby on Rails•11132 reads
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I was recently asked to give an overview of how to add markdown support to a Ruby on Rails application. This guide will leverage a gem called [Redcarpet](htt...
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Everywhere I've looked for some guidance on how to best tailor email subscriptions in a Ruby on Rails app has turned up fairly empty. After some trial and er...
Let's Build: With Ruby on Rails•5467 reads
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Callbacks are methods that get called at certain moments of an object's life cycle. We can use callbacks as a means to manipulate objects further with built-...
Ruby on Rails•11813 reads
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Data modeling and gem overview
Welcome back to the second part of my series I'm calling "Let's build for Ruby and Rails developers".
This series is...
Let's Build for Ruby and Rails Developers•1301 reads
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Ruby on Rails ships with default error pages for more popular requests you might encounter including
404,500, and422. Each request has an associated ...Ruby on Rails•24513 reads
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Ruby on Rails and its routing capabilities make creating new resources and URL structures a breeze. This guide is a walk-through of some use cases for routin...
Ruby on Rails•5057 reads
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I have fat fingers when it comes to programming some days. I’ll often make a typo when generating a new model or a controller and fudge up a process that cre...
Rails Quick Tips•577 reads
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Migrating database changes is relatively straightforward using Ruby on Rails. You may have gotten ahead in the local development environment and need to modi...
Rails Quick Tips•4274 reads
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A Comprehensive Guide to Essential String Helper Methods
When optimizing your Ruby on Rails development process, leveraging string helper methods can si...
Ruby on Rails•165 reads