BUILD A REDDIT CLONE - RUBY ON RAILS TUTORIAL

[@raydillon3734]

This is a great tutorial, cheers! Also if anyone is wondering why their buttons won't "float-right" try "float-end"

[@DanielSacramento78]

David, I really love your Ruby on Rails videos. Please keep going. U are teaching me so much!

[@texaslinux]

Possibly one of the best walk-throughs of creating a more realistic RoR app. Thank you so much

[@davidbattersby]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kamon242]

Amazing video, very clear explanation and with a very organic flow of the the process of shaping up a new rails app. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.

[@matzfelixgg]

Thanks, David for this amazing content. Keep going, please!

[@MagaaloNet]

Build a KZbin clone next project (plz vote for it👍)

[@davidbattersby]

Great idea, will keep it in mind for an upcoming build :)

[@andreasgortsilas1668]

My dear David, Thank you very much for this wonderful video and amazing work that you have done I am looking forward for the next part :)

[@davidbattersby]

Thanks Andreas, really appreciate the comment :)

[@user-tagrag90]

고마워요 데이비드 Thank you, David

[@dexternepo]

For some reason I am unable to include the header and footer partials that is shown during the timestamp 10:07 :(

[@davidbattersby]

Hi, make sure the partials start with an underscore like "_footer.html.erb".

[@ashtocarbon]

Found any solution for this?

[@dexternepo]

@@ashtocarbon nope

[@robsonsilv4.]

Best videos about Ruby and Rails ever! You rocks!

[@davidbattersby]

Thanks Robson!

[@AundieRenee]

Great tutorial! Why did you change database from sqlite to postgres in the database.yml file instead of using rails new reddit-clone --database=postgresql when creating your app?

[@davidbattersby]

It can be done on setup too, I have done it on some builds that way but the two things do the same thing so either way is good.

[@loicboset5015]

This is really helpful thanks a lot!

[@davidbattersby]

You're welcome! There are several other builds on my channel and more to come soon so make sure to take advantage of those :)

[@szabolcst6847]

I’ve been watching Rails tutorials in the last 10 years and this is the far best ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@davidbattersby]

Thanks Szabolcs! I appreciate the kind comment! :)

[@hectorg362]

Rails newbie here: but what other tutorials would you recommend?

[@adante407]

Another great tutorial. It's great having a channel concentrating on Rails 👍 Have you ever considered using VS code for your tutorials? The clarity for video is exceptional, and it's themes and packages are excellent. 👌👍

[@davidbattersby]

Thanks Sean. I've actually been watching VS closely and I am considering switching to it soon. Looks like a really good code editor.

[@adante407]

@@davidbattersby Its amazing David. You won't be disappointed. 👍

[@fabioramatis2373]

You're absolutely incredible!!!

[@davidbattersby]

Thank you so much Cherry!

[@amulpatel]

wow, that was great! looking forward to part 2

[@davidbattersby]

Thanks Amul!

[@dexternepo]

I had too many problems with postgres and so I switched back to sqlite3. I hope it doesn't affect my following this tutorial.

[@davidbattersby]

It should be fine with either database type. I generally run postgres in production/live so I try to set up my local environment the same way 👍

[@koodingu]

Thank for the tutorial ! Being a total Rails beginner, I have one question: Not using 'rails generate controller/scaffold/model' was for viewers learning purpose or are there other reasons ? PS: Looking forward to your Rails course !!! (Already subscribed to your newsletter)

[@davidbattersby]

Hi Lucas, thanks for the comment! I normally prefer to do it manually as it encourages us to get more comfortable with building new models / controllers from scratch. However, both approaches will work fine. If relatively new to Rails, then using the rails generate command will help a lot to ensure you have all the correct boilerplate code in place for controller and views. Ps. I'm excited to get the course out there, I'm putting any free time I have right now into the course (it's very close to being finished now).

[@koodingu]

Thanks for kindly answering my questions, David ! Cheers !

[@deven9229]

very good tutorial. thank you sir.

[@davidbattersby]

Thanks Deven!

[@chaitanyakumbhakarna1844]

Hey sir I am from India and just got on project in ROR ..wanted to ask is there any future in india I aspect of money aslo and technology also ...thank you in advance love to watch your videos

[@damg75]

Awesome tutorial!

[@techbarikcom]

Hey, david! It's was awesome tutorial.

[@davidbattersby]

Thanks TechBarik!

[@iamchets]

what about the community url tho

[@davidbattersby]

We didn't get time to cover it in this video but the community url can be setup similar to how the user profile url was setup.

[@MuRkiiN]

Awesome video.

[@davidbattersby]

Thanks Richie!

[@funkycraft]

im getting NoMethodError (undefined method `posts' for #): app/controllers/communities_controller.rb:10:in `show' around 54minute I do have @posts = @community.posts

[@touseefraza6389]

why ruby(ruby on rails) is not so popular ?

[@CHAPEAUDEPAILLE24]

cool i like that you are a good man

[@davidbattersby]

Thanks Charly!

[@ArvindSingh-xn5ng]

Can you create a shopify clone????

[@davidbattersby]

Shopify clone is a good idea for a new build, will keep this in mind for an upcoming video :)

[@peterukeme9181]

Thanks sir

[@davidbattersby]

Thanks for the video suggestion Peter, looking forward to releasing part 2!

[@jenkin7053]

where your github address is ....

[@robertom7577]

PG :: ConnectionBad fe_sendauth: no password supplied. Thank you for the tutorials Sir

[@davidbattersby]

Hi Roberto, it looks like you have a password for your local Postgres install. Try adding the password to the /config/database.yml in the development section