Quickly Add Devise And Bootstrap To Rails 6 With 1 Command Using A Rails Template | Week 8 - 20in20

[@Deanin]

This project contains a text version of the tutorial as well, that is available early on my website. You can read ahead here for free: deandehart.com/blog/rails-template-for-devise-and-bootstrap/ I hope you guys like this project, I tried to make this week a bit more unique again!

[@vibemystiq]

Setting this up with Postgresql and TailwindCSS, great tutorial overall !!

[@withrejkapermana6087]

This the one of best video I think. because, you teach me how to implement "DRY" stand for Dont Repeat Yourself. Its efficient thing on RubyOnRails. I like this one

[@spritemoney]

Wonderful video! It was worth the hour watching the video. I learned so much from this. This will save me a lot of time in the long term for creating templates to use with my Rails projects in the future. Creating templates is a very important concept in Software Engineering, and I am glad that you took the time to make this awesome tutorial. Thanks for putting your heart and soul into these videos. Thanks again! Because of you I am not bored during this quarantine season.

[@Deanin]

Hey man, glad to hear you're staying busy! What's interesting is that polished templates can actually go for a decent price of you put enough work into them. So I think there might actually be a business model here that someone could tap into! Always nice seeing you on the channel, stay safe and healthy!

[@dum_travis8034]

great content as usual! really appreciate how thorough you are

[@Deanin]

Thank you! Good to see you again! Glad to hear that the videos are hitting their mark haha. The hard part for me sometimes is deciding what to leave out, because I want to talk about it all.

[@DeepakKumar-jy7wo]

It would be nice to see one video dissecting devise :)

[@Deanin]

Absolutely! I'm thinking about doing an entire series on Devise because of the demand for it haha.

[@rhmagalhaes]

I got an idea for you. Usually, date-time management in any language is a mess. I saw an app written in JS that manages the calendar very well, but my question is: why JS? Just because the real-time control? Can it be done with Ruby only? You create an appointment that can take several days or just a few hours and then you can click on the appointment on the calendar and move it to another day. That update it. Pretty interesting and JS controls it flawlessly. Unfortunately I don't have the link anymore. But I know it is a paid app the can be used as a gem, if I'm not mistaken. Good challenge :)

[@Deanin]

This is an interesting one. I'll definitely look into it because it sounds like a good learning exercise! Thanks so much!

[@gtrquest]

17:12 "rails noise"

[@aravindkumar8145]

How to start from this video from scratch before the first minute ??

[@Deanin]

Timestamps are in the video description, you could click those if you're having issues with the new player. Clicking 0:00 should still fix it.

[@aravindkumar8145]

What is active admin

[@Deanin]

Active Admin is a gem that gives you an entire backend to use as an admin for your Rails site. You can check out a demo at demo.activeadmin.info/admin to see what it does for you. It has its pros and cons like everything, of course, but I'd definitely suggest trying it out in at least one Rails project. github.com/activeadmin/activeadmin is the GitHub for it.