I was preparing myself to start a bootcamp. I can already create projects using React. When I was selecting the bootcamp Spiced is offering React and LeWagon Ruby on Rails. I got confused and signed a contract to go with the bootcamp that is going with rails. Now I am really scared that I won't find a job because my main language will be Ruby. So I was preparing myself for the bootcamp and got the wrong one. I will start in 2 weeks and I know almost nothing about RoR.

Nice! Thanks for sharing!

Great video. I also come from the PHP world with Laravel, and having studied Rails quite a bit, I can see many similarities between both ecosystems. I have around 8 years of experience with PHP, and in recent years, I've been flirting with Rails. However, as you mentioned, many Rails developer positions require a bit more experience with the ecosystem. I can indeed write a REST API in Rails with testing and good practices overall, but I feel that my stronger foundation with PHP often weighs more heavily when applying for Rails positions. Anyway... In the meantime, I'll continue studying and hope to transition to Rails in the coming months.

when i do - (localhost:3000/conversations/3/messages) i get +- (ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound in MessagesController#index Couldn't find Conversation with 'id'=3) def find_conversation @conversation = Conversation.find(params[:conversation_id]) end Any Idea on how to fix?

For sure! Yes! I’m tired of Devs thinking they always have to start a new trend and follow it. Like, AI pops up and every KZbinr is going to make a video about if and how we will be replaced. Ruby and Rails is more up to date as ever.

Awesome

This is great 💪💪💪

Yoo that’s crazy, wow keep going We want another video😅

This is a great effort. I am doing something similar myself, but a multi-tenant, Jumpstart Rails adaptation. Would I be able to use RailsUI in a multi-tenant environment?

Amazing progress, I fear that I would never have enough money to pay for such high quality product... Have you though on the pricing yet ?

Great advice and examples!

Could you please do a video on how to set up vs code for ruby development, thank you

i made the app yesterday and again opened localhost today. i am still signed in but i am not able to do anything because it says "i am unauthorised". it was working fine yesterday. i am assuming it is because of token expiry. the access tokens which were stored in local storage might have gotten expired in 1 hour and that's why i am not able to do anything now. any idea how to either refresh the tokens or to signout after 1 hour

Man thank you so much for this video. You'll never know how mutch I apreciate this video, it save my live.

can someone tell which Database has been used here

I am really trying to stay away from JavaScript for the backend. I've been considering Ruby on Rails for a React project. How good is Ruby when it comes to creating a Restful API? Just curious to see how quickly you can create one?

as a beginner. rails has made crud inCRUDbly easy. so far nothing has come this far.

Where does the text come from??? Can anyone tell? Absolutely nothing is clear!

Does anyone work separate desktop-mobile these days???

.NET developer who has started working with Ruby and Rails full-time now its all a bit strange to me but what is obvious is just how mature it is even now with dotnet core tooling the .NET eco system doesn't have the mature feeling of tooling and web frameworks but what has impressed me the most is the passionate community Ruby/Rails developers generally seem much happier :-)

Great advice! Definitely like these types of videos sprinkled in with the other content 🚀

Bro I am having trouble getting interviewed. I think it's my mistake learning Ruby on Rails while living in ME. So basically I haven't run into production trouble yet.

Thanks for the advice. Your tutorial on hellorails is on my todo list 🙂 even though I have some experience, I want to go a step back and check everything again in a guided way from the basics....

Really Great!😀 Only thing it's a bit hard to read maybe increase font next time

I actually had better luck installing rails in my Windows machines than in my Macs for whatever reason. And that's not even using the Linux subsystem, just straight Windows.

Good video! I started learning Rails eight months ago, it is a very broad framework so the learning curve was steep for me. But it didn't take me long to love it, it helps you a lot to generate quality and robust code, personally I think there is going to be a renaissance of companies using Rails in the coming years.

Thanks a lot for this video. This is exactly what I need for my next website.

Heroku just died like that

thanks a bunch for this vid. i'm coming from React and Turbo is the only thing holding me back going all-in on Rails. it still feels uncomfortable and unintuitive but this was the best video i could find on KZbin teaching it. i'm hoping if i stick to it i will reap the productivity gains of working on 1 app instead of a separate backend+frontend and rid of JS fatigue forever. i hope Turbo 8 will feel even better.

I believe Coolify is a better approach for deploying and managing apps

good one what about react rails API postgresql deployment using Docker ?

First comment😂. Thanks

I keep getting a not null error when i use the Artist.create(name: "ACDC") function in the rails concole. It says the user id is nil initially but then says not null exception user id sqlite3

Hi! Is it works with Bootstrap or with Tailwind only?

Thank you!

Thanks for sharing. I’m really into your videos!

RoR is solid there are others like Phoenix with Elixir and Trongate with PHP.

I really liked this video, aesthetics of it are amazing.

I am trying to learn it at my job but my goodness is the Ruby syntax difficult to read compared to TS/Java. Too much abstraction.

Oh whoa such a weird decision to call that "normalization", was expecting something relating to db (schema) normalization, but it's just text formatting?

It is time to switch to Phoenix

Can other gems be added and some be removed later if you dont end up wanting some but wanting others instead? Or do you have to know all the gems you need before you build every time?

Amazing stuff, thank you! I need to study up more on turbo frames and turbo streams. Don’t quite get them.

Yes, you should

Thanks for this helpful video! I am a React dev and absolutely hate working with it now. I have a feeling I would never be a good web dev with React and it is better that I switch to something else. I want to ask how can we have good UI components in Rails like we have Material UI in React ?

Come to Laravel, we have Lamborghinis!

Hi! Maybe you won't see this comment, but here's the thing: Recently, I landed my first job as a Vue developer, and they use Rails as the backend. From my research, if the front and the back are not separated, then we may need to write Vue in Rails. Just wonder whether I can benefit from this series. Many thanks~

I followed your example and encountered a problem when updating the morph, refresh="morph" does not help. How to solve this problem? I also inserted data-turbo-permanently; when moving, they are added at the end of posts.

Much love! Thanks for your time!