Ruby on Rails #52 gem Friendly ID: The Complete guide. Generate readable URLs like a PRO

[@stevecondy]

Your tutorials are so helpful and so well supported by relevant material. For example GitHub repositories, and even sometimes GitHub diff's that show what needs to be done to get something working. I love that you don't edit out the gotchas and mistakes, but instead you show how to solve them (especially since we all encounter the same problems when we try), so we learn what to do in those situations. Really appreciate all of your work.

[@SupeRails]

Hey Steve! Somehow I just saw your message. Thanks so much for your feedback and support!

[@LeCyProductions]

Thank you for covering the history module!

[@ruby-on-rails]

My man again with a great tutorial. Love this guy!

[@ledockol]

Круто! Решил посмотреть по диагонали - тема то вроде знакомая, отработанная вдоль и поперек, но после добавления :finders я понял что это не так. Ярослав, молодец. Много полезного для себя почерпнул. Нашел чем удивить. Спасибо и лайк.

[@BluRRedV1sI0N]

I'm currently digging into Ruby Metaprogramming and starting to understand how some gems work - that's such a satisfying feeling :D - that would btw make an outstanding series to cover things like define_(singleton)_method, method_missing, const_set, Concerns and things like that :) - that's what's missing a bit - at least outside of books :). May be you like deep diving into this aswell! Aside from this I didn't know about the history function of friendly_id, gold to have learned it!

[@remotronic]

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[@hamzaejaz8061]

hey... !!! on 17:24 when u create a post it causes some extra queries to db related to slug or friendly_id due to using :history. same happend to me but in my scenario user can create multiple articles at one time and after every article creation same quesries appear. so how to avoid this (N+1) Problem ?????

[@SupeRails]

Sounds like a good question! I didn't dig into using history & N+1. If you find a good approach, please share it with me!