Liking Posts With Hotwire in Ruby on Rails

[@anthonypetruzzi158]

This is PERFECT!!!! Refactoring older posts using modern methods is EXACTLY what we need!!!! 💓💓💞💞 With all the new stuff coming out with Rails, it's cool to see how we can Hotwire to enhance our apps

[@GorailsTV]

Glad you enjoyed it! We will be doing more!

[@yeinercarvajalquina7727]

I love this, I follow you recently and I am excited with all the code here! Thanks a lot !!!

[@unaitrecet5487]

Thanks a lot for the video! One question, I am struggling with the lack of access to current_user when I replace or update through turbo_stream, how come that you can use it in the like partial without an error?

[@ernepazzo1212]

Excelente trabajo!!! Te estoy siguiendo Chris!!!

[@kenroyreid3527]

Great coding man respect

[@Mikevets]

At, 13:00, where is the logic for updating post.like_count?

I loved it. Just thought that it is a bit too fast, there are some things I do not understand yet. Do I get any sort of "learning path" to level up as a go rails monthly subscriber? I mean, probably no, right? Maybe I should Just go through the classes and use the comunity to ask questions?

[@GorailsTV]

Check out our learning path at gorails.com/path

[@jl789nz]

I was having the same problem as you. I'd recommend going through the GoRails learning path, but also found that using resources outside of Go rails helpful too. I found things clicked more when I started relating the things I had learnt between different sources. I highly recommend Pragmatic Studios Rails course.

[@RonDavisceo]

how do i turn the buttton into a heart?

[@GorailsTV]

Use an SVG icon

[@ajaykathwate7595]

Hey @@GorailsTV , Can you share the link of the video where you added likes to comment as well by making this reusable?

[@dencam]

Much cleaner and faster🎉

[@GorailsTV]

Sooo much better!

[@mikezogheib6304]

Hey, Cool Video. I really appreciated the tutorial and so on and I'm really greatful for this stuff. But the thing is when I try to display the integer value of likes that is stored then this returns: #. Why does it do that?

[@GorailsTV]

You've got a set of database records in our variable, not a number. You'll want to add .count to have the database return the number of records instead of the actual records themselves.

[@mikezogheib6304]

@@GorailsTV Yeah I fixed that, thanks. But now I ran into the issue that when I implement turbo stream in my update method that it says unknown format when I click the like button.(ActionController::UnknownFormat)