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Reusable Ruby on Rails Application Templates
Application Templates are a great way to get a base for your application. However, once you have used the template, it doesn't serve any further purpose. In this episode, we look at the power of Templates in a reusable application for existing applications.
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Contributing to a Gem
So, you've been using a gem for some time and you've either discovered that the gem isn't working correctly or that you want to start contributing to the gem itself. Sometimes this can be an overwhelming task. In this episode, we look at the basic processes for contributing to a gem.
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Real Time Updates with ActionCable
In this episode, we look at adding real time interactions with ActionCable to our Trello clone. We also look at a couple of different approaches and decisions when building out the interactions.
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Inviting Collaborators from Scratch
In this episode, we continue the Trello clone by adding a collaborator invitation mechanism to join working on lists. We look at some tricky ActiveRecord relationships and various solutions.
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Sorting from Scratch
Our Trello clone continues with adding in the ability to persist sorting of items in the database. This is the third episode of our Trello clone.
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Google Maps API with StimulusJS
Add unobtrusive maps to your application using StimulusJS to tie in Google Maps Javascript API and Places API.
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Drag and Drop with draggable
Adding onto the previous episode, we add a drag and drop to our lists and go deeper with nested resources.
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Multitenancy
In this episode, we look at some of the practices with and working with multi-tenant applications. It is the first episode of building a Trello clone.
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Audio Streaming with Active Storage
Using StimulusJS and Active Storage, create a simple Audio Streaming service where users can play and stream audio content.
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Adaptive Bitrate Streaming with Active Storage
Adaptive streaming allows the video provider to create a different video for each of the screen sizes (or devices) that he or she wishes to target. In this episode, we look at converting our Progressive Video Streams into Adaptive Bitrate Streams and serving it through Active Storage.
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Syntax Highlighting with Action Text
Set up Action Text with client side Syntax Highlighting using Highlight.js.
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Streaming Videos with Active Storage
Video.js is a web video player built from the ground up for an HTML5 world. Learn how to use it with StimulusJS and Active Storage to deliver video content from your Ruby on Rails application.
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Action Text Mentions and Notifications
In this episode, learn how to configure user mentions in Action Text with TributeJS and notify users whenever they are mentioned.
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API Structure and Error Handling
We look at consistency in a Rails API structure and handling errors.
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Emojis from Scratch
In this episode, we look at attaching emojis to our comments model, allowing them to fill in some emotional cues.
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In Depth with Docker Compose
A deep dive into using Docker to streamline your Ruby on Rails 6 development environment.
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From Devise to Auth0
Continuing from the previous episode, we look at the transition process from Devise to Auth0.
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OmniAuth Authentication with Auth0
In this episode, we look at setting up a fresh application with Auth0 and mimic a lot of the commonly used Devise methods to make a transition from Devise to only Auth0 easier.
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Like Relationships and Global ID
In this episode we create a Like/Unlike system where users can like posts and use Global ID to obfuscate IDs.
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Setting Up and Testing OmniAuth
In this episode, we look at creating a Ruby on Rails application with OmniAuth as the authentication solution and write tests to ensure that it works properly.
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Minitest and Test Driven Development
We continue from Episode 220 and add additional features and write tests for existing code. We look at introduced bugs and how test driven development can help to not only fix the bugs, but strengthen our test suite.
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Associations and Mathematical Business Logic
In this episode, we build our associations and organize our mathematical business logic.
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Reputation Behavior with Merit
Merit adds reputation behavior to Rails apps in the form of Badges, Points, and Rankings.
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From jQuery to ES6
jQuery has been a great tool for many years, but we've seen a transition in the past years where applications have dropped jQuery and moved to vanilla javascript. In this episode, we look at some common jQuery examples and the ES6 equivalencies.
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Working with Time Zones
Time Zones in Rails can sometimes cause confusion and erratic behavior. In this episode, we look at working with Time Zones in Rails.
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