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Awesome 👌

Thanks, this was really helpful.

Hey Chris, nice video. Regarding the secret variables, you can put them in your .env, and then add them to the secrets file. For example, In your .env you can add: RAILS_MASTER_KEY=abcdefg Then in your secrets file: RAILS_MASTER_KEY=$RAILS_MASTER_KEY Then when running the deploy command, what worked for me was: dotenv kamal deploy This way you don't have to add them in your .zshrc. I agree that Kamal's documentation is lacking, but I have to say that Kamal 2 is a great improvement over Kamal 1, especially if you have multiple destinations.

wil your default be vite now for new apps?

Thx. Спасибо Крис)

Great !

Awesome, thank you! 👍👍

Exactly what I was looking for, thank you very much! 👍👍

Thanks for doing this, it was really interesting to see you work through it rather than just a finished process! Great video!

The frontend is the worst part about Rails imo. My experience with Rails is mainly building APIs for native applications so I don’t have to worry about that. Also, it seems Rails is constantly flip-flopping when it comes to how they handle the frontend. Laravel looks much better these days for full stack.

I'll try yo replicate what you did so that I learn 👏 Also, is very nice that you explained some things, like what is Dependabot and what is your pain with it using importmaps

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Great to see you again

Alright next step let's go

I know you mention it's "just coding" but I think it'd actually be really interesting to see how you can take the JSON blob and morph it into usable data in the interface, or how you might think about what's useful and what's not. Really interesting video, thanks for sharing!

This is cool; but also kinda creepy how much of our personal details are sitting in these services 😅 I get too paranoid thinking about it haha

Nice. It's cool to see you exploring interesting gems. And at the same time you can learn new stuff with us 😃

hello, I've just finished teaching myself the Ruby fundamentals including metaprogramming. I want to know if I should start with this tutorial or learn JavaScript first.

come here to learn about ROR, but stay for story about columbia legal system. It's really fun to watch ruby and listen about your experience with business.

Super proficient coding. Thanks for going through this. The only questions I'm really left with pertain to the "why" of it. Should we ~always~ be using concerns for Rails now? When is it better to just have a module or something shared that lives in the lib directory? And how do we determine what belongs in a model concern versus a controller concern?

Was wondering if you could do a video about search. In your experience, what has yielded the best result - rolling your own, using a gem, or a 3rd party like Elasticsearch/Meilisearch?

at 4:45 TypeError: Failed to resolve module specifier "#lib/platform/node/classes/FormData.js". Relative references must start with either "/", "./", or "../". got this error when i console.log('axios: ', axios)

Your channel is a gem. The specificity of your videos is what makes them so valuable, even if they don't get a ton of views

Great, thank you.

Great content. thanks.

very good video

good to see you back! the algo wasnt showing your vids in my feed

Let the dogo code too please thanks

imo Pay just complicates things. Stripe API is pretty straight forward.

nice video! just wondering what frontend framework/library do you prefer since you say you dont like react?

Gonna start to follow this tutorial, but I am aiming to get experience in backend side more than on the frontend. Does this course cover both ?, or it just focus on the frontend side ?

sending a 406 is not rude. Browsers are free and upgrading is also a way to keep you safe as outdated browsers represent a risk.

Hey, liked your point of view, a question, what you think about using callbacks, but also using ActiveModel::Dirty methods, example: inside the callback function 'return unless self.api_key_changed? || self.username_changed?' or some related logic ?

come on use txuminator for automatic window naming and panels :P

you really do type fast haha :)

In CheckoutController you mention if Payment.create fails, then transaction rolls back, but in this case there is no exception in this line. Shouldn't there be Payment.create! instead? :)

Does all of your tutorials cover building the frontend side and the backend side ?, because I aim to practice building API. So, I want to know If I should see your tutorials or not ?

Thank you for the interesting video, Chris!

what about having experience.. dont we actually need some work experience in order to apply for remote jobs?

I'm the one that pay $200. I took several things from that code and implemented in mine. So don't feel bad. I think that you needed to be compensated for all previous courses that you published. I always took something and implement in mines. Keep the good work.

great content! keep the vids coming! all the best.

fantastic, thank you.

this video misses main problem: in 95% of the application forms there are questions regarding legal authorisation to work in usa, which only privileged usa citizens have...

I don't know much about marketing but imho you should first validate you product before you put more time into seo. Driving paid traffic and see conversion rate, get some feedback from clients and use this information to make product better. Otherwise you will spend a lot of time building something without knowing if there is enough interest.

Nice video

thank you for sharing your journey :)

hey. Do you have the finished project deployed somewhere? Curious to see what the result is.

Following along on this TinySale journey since day 1 has been a blast. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

where is the hosting part?