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Rails link_to and nested data attributes | Masilotti.com
The link_to helper in Rails creates an anchor element, the tag. It accepts an optional block and three parameters: the name of the link, an options hash, and an HTML options hash.In Turbo, adding data-turbo-confirm to the helper can be used to re...
How the Ruby Interpreter Creates Methods on the Fly – Grinding Gears
I was lucky enough to attend last year’s EuRuKo, the travelling European Ruby conference. A theme of the conference (for me) was Ruby’s infamous embrace of metaprogramming, which I’ve had little exposure to in my day-to-day as a Rails dev.The appr...
How to deploy a Rails app to Render - Honeybadger Developer Blog
There are many ways to deploy a Ruby on Rails application to the internet. Between hosting on your own hardware, renting a virtual machine, using a cloud provider, and using a platform, the opportunities are endless. The low-hassle way to host a R...
🚀 Building a RESTful API with Ruby on Rails - DEV Community
Client-Server Architecture: REST separates the concerns of the client (application consuming the API) and the server (application providing the API). The client makes requests to the server, and the server responds with relevant data.Stateless Com...
Deploying to Railway, FlyIO, and Render with Rails - YouTube
Today we try deploying to a bunch of different services using a Ruby on Rails app: We try deploying to Railway, Fly.io, and Render!Checkout my course(s) at: https://learn.deanin.comIf you're looking to host, DigitalOcean is also a good place to st...
Infinite Scroll with Rails and Turbo - No JavaScript - YouTube
In this video tutorial, I will walk you through the process of creating an infinite scroll feature using Rails and Turbo 8. I wanted to see if using only Turbo was an option for this feature and turns out, it is! I was excited to discover this so ...