
Learn Ruby on Rails - Full Course
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Date: 2022-03-14
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Sebastian
Quick tip
Do NOT listen to the tip that you should use sublime. Do use your preferred editor. If you plan to work with ruby on rails you should absolutely use the environment where you feel the most comfortable. I say this because I recommended this video to a friend and they were deeply struggling, not with the language, but with sublime, since the person was very experienced with vscode.
And you might say -Actually you should learn to do stuff REGARDLESS of editor- that's not the case and not what I'm saying either. The world of big frameworks is so extensive that pretending to learn hoy everything works under the hood from the beginning is a terrible idea. The behind the scenes of ruby, as well as any other web technology like Django and Next.js and so on are a complete an utter mess. What I'm saying here is that if you use vscode, you should try to learn how to work with rails on vscode, of you love atom, you should try to learn tk work with it on atom. And he'll if you are one of those very -interesting- emacs/vim users you should also try to learn to work with rails on there! Is not about the editor, is about workflow, and it might be useful to keep using the took you have worked hard to master
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Quick tip
Do NOT listen to the tip that you should use sublime. Do use your preferred editor. If you plan to work with ruby on rails you should absolutely use the environment where you feel the most comfortable. I say this because I recommended this video to a friend and they were deeply struggling, not with the language, but with sublime, since the person was very experienced with vscode.
And you might say -Actually you should learn to do stuff REGARDLESS of editor- that's not the case and not what I'm saying either. The world of big frameworks is so extensive that pretending to learn hoy everything works under the hood from the beginning is a terrible idea. The behind the scenes of ruby, as well as any other web technology like Django and Next.js and so on are a complete an utter mess. What I'm saying here is that if you use vscode, you should try to learn how to work with rails on vscode, of you love atom, you should try to learn tk work with it on atom. And he'll if you are one of those very -interesting- emacs/vim users you should also try to learn to work with rails on there! Is not about the editor, is about workflow, and it might be useful to keep using the took you have worked hard to master
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Jorge
Good course but, there are some mistakes that I had following these instructionns.
You see, I'm using Rails 7 so it was different from Rails 6, so these are the changes:
I used this sintx in order to SIGN OUT
I had to change the submit buttons (sessions and registrations) functionality to:
Greetings!
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Good course but, there are some mistakes that I had following these instructionns.
You see, I'm using Rails 7 so it was different from Rails 6, so these are the changes:
I used this sintx in order to SIGN OUT
I had to change the submit buttons (sessions and registrations) functionality to:
Greetings!
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6ixth
Hi all, hope you could help me with a question.
After pushing the migration for the CRUD scaffold, my index.html.erb under views/friends shows this:
Friends-
____________
which is different from the instructor's contents. would someone be so kind to help me figure this out?
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Hi all, hope you could help me with a question.
After pushing the migration for the CRUD scaffold, my index.html.erb under views/friends shows this:
Friends-
____________
which is different from the instructor's contents. would someone be so kind to help me figure this out?
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Ajinkya
1:57:33
It does nothing so when I tried to debug it and saw the error in the console, it shows:
Error: Form responses must redirect to another location.
I thought I might have done something wrong, so I restarted everything from scratch and still same problem.
:(
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1:57:33
It does nothing so when I tried to debug it and saw the error in the console, it shows:
Error: Form responses must redirect to another location.
I thought I might have done something wrong, so I restarted everything from scratch and still same problem.
:(
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Wasana
This course is amazing!!!! I went through the entire course, made some mistakes so I had to back track and fix some stuff but it wasn't unreasonable. The amount of things this framework brings is JAW DROPPING. Very easy to understand. Thank you for demystifying Rails for me!
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This course is amazing!!!! I went through the entire course, made some mistakes so I had to back track and fix some stuff but it wasn't unreasonable. The amount of things this framework brings is JAW DROPPING. Very easy to understand. Thank you for demystifying Rails for me!
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Jayachandra
Hey everyone
I am trying to follow the same as he explained. But i am getting the below error.
HomeController#index is missing a template for request formats: text/html
I am very new to this technology. could any body help on this?
Thanks in advance.
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Hey everyone
I am trying to follow the same as he explained. But i am getting the below error.
HomeController#index is missing a template for request formats: text/html
I am very new to this technology. could any body help on this?
Thanks in advance.
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Shyam
str = -abd11,333r1e3e4e+-
def group_by_type(str)
end
output:- [ [a,b,d,r,e] , [1,3,4]]
can you tell me how to split the string in numeric and alphabet and then apply the loop in it to check wether a element is character or interger
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str = -abd11,333r1e3e4e+-
def group_by_type(str)
end
output:- [ [a,b,d,r,e] , [1,3,4]]
can you tell me how to split the string in numeric and alphabet and then apply the loop in it to check wether a element is character or interger
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Xeno
So first useful thing for Linux programmers may not be until minute 28. If I find this useful at all, I'll add review later. However I don't trust anyone who starts out saying how great he is and next sells you something for a half hour.
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So first useful thing for Linux programmers may not be until minute 28. If I find this useful at all, I'll add review later. However I don't trust anyone who starts out saying how great he is and next sells you something for a half hour.
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Gooffball
Had a issue with -gem install rails- in git bash. It failed over and over again even after updates. I fixed the issue by trying the same command in cmd, and then try it again in gitbash, and now it working perfect.
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Had a issue with -gem install rails- in git bash. It failed over and over again even after updates. I fixed the issue by trying the same command in cmd, and then try it again in gitbash, and now it working perfect.
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Connor
i bought a full corse in this and this YT video you posted for free is leaps and bounds more descriptive, you explained everything in way that makes one feel not so overwhelmed. Thank you Sir
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i bought a full corse in this and this YT video you posted for free is leaps and bounds more descriptive, you explained everything in way that makes one feel not so overwhelmed. Thank you Sir
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