Your First Rails Engine | Ruby on Rails 7 Gem Tutorial

Engines allow you to add really powerful Rails features to your app. To demonstrate this, we create a gem that bundles an entire scaffold!
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Ruby on Rails 7 engines allow you to essentially create an entire rails app as a gem and add it to multiple other rails applications.
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[@octothorpe12]

So, weirdly, this is the first time I really felt I understood the difference between an 'engine' and a 'gem'.

[@abhishek2116]

Prior to engaging with this tutorial, I held the misconception that crafting a gem was beyond my capabilities. However, following a thorough examination of your instructional content and concise video presentation, I now possess the confidence and proficiency to effortlessly create any gem.😊😊

[@Deanin]

Get caught up with the rest of the engine/gem playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PL3mtAHT_eReyw8jh6YSpjTp-JsHhnPUgM I'll be covering private github repos soon, I promise.

[@memoryman51]

I was stuck and this video helped me get set up. Thanks!

[@azizdevfull]

Amazing : )

[@andressalazarlopez7529]

great work, could you please give us access to the repositoty?

[@atakanyenel1557]

Great intro to engines ! It would be nice to fix the github ssh key problem before the start of the video, so that it would be less disturbing while watching, both for you and for the viewers.

[@amritveersingh7407]

Hiii Apologies as this isn't related to gems or engines. But it is related to rails, I'm learning Ruby on Rails from The Odin Project. I finished all my projects except the final one, as I mainly focused on the working of all my rails apps, I didn't bother much about styling. Now I'm at the last part and I can't figure how to style anything. I mean, I can using the app/assets/stylesheets path but I feel like even though there can be different css files here, they all get stacked into one file and since my final project requires lots of styling with lots of pages, I'll probably do the mistake of having two classes or IDs with the same name which would cause conflicts. I'm just not sure how exactly to implement the CSS, should I have different layouts for every controller actions and have my CSS linked that way? Any help is largely appreciated!

[@bernard2560]

Amazing

[@stpaquet]

Headless is a nice way to go ;-)

[@freibuis]

once there is a class called EngineClassName::Engine then its an engine and doesnt load the same way as a gem does.

[@MrTweetyhack]

Rails is the worst junk I have ever tried to learn

[@Test4Echos]

Your loss 😁

[@muhammadattaullahbhatti]

If you cannot learn rails you better do some nursing bro 😂