Sometimes I wish people would wake up and realize how awesome Rails is! Don't get how it's not more mainstream/popular than other web frameworks out there.
Thanks for sharing! One feature I find particularly useful when working with seeds is the rails db:seed:replant command. This command truncates all tables in the database, so you don't have to manually write destroy_all statements at the beginning of your seed file (3:12).
Awesome. Great the official rails org is pushing for this content. I don't personally like polimorphic assocs but good to know this is available to me.
I used them recently to create a paginated and chronologically ordered newsfeed of different types of content. Something that's normally quite difficult, but with Delegated Types it's a breeze.
Great video! I liked how you explained it. One observation the microphone sounds like you are talking through a metal can or something maybe it can be improved but the rest of the video is perfect!
yeah, I had to read the transcript to fill in some gaps due to audio quality. I still listened to every word of the vid since it is great content. But nicer audio next time will help engagement.
This how you win new adopters of RoR. Videos like this! Keep them coming!
Sometimes I wish people would wake up and realize how awesome Rails is! Don't get how it's not more mainstream/popular than other web frameworks out there.
Thanks for sharing! One feature I find particularly useful when working with seeds is the rails db:seed:replant command. This command truncates all tables in the database, so you don't have to manually write destroy_all statements at the beginning of your seed file (3:12).
Great to have delegated types explained that way. I've re-read the docs quite a few times, but it all seems a lot easier now
Awesome. Great the official rails org is pushing for this content.
I don't personally like polimorphic assocs but good to know this is available to me.
Finally, I understand delegated types! Thanks!
Remarkable content, it feels like a highlight of the latest Rails docs and it got me reading the docs for clarity😋😎
That's great! Just now I'm dealing with a lot of polymorphic associations, I'll give a try! TY!
We have our own version of this in production for 10-12 years now :D
Amazing! I have plenty of polymorphic relations in my app, I can definitely see the use of delegated types 🙌
YASS! More videos like that please! 😆
I used them recently to create a paginated and chronologically ordered newsfeed of different types of content. Something that's normally quite difficult, but with Delegated Types it's a breeze.
Nice video, easy to understand 😊
Great video! I liked how you explained it. One observation the microphone sounds like you are talking through a metal can or something maybe it can be improved but the rest of the video is perfect!
yeah, I had to read the transcript to fill in some gaps due to audio quality. I still listened to every word of the vid since it is great content. But nicer audio next time will help engagement.
Can we implement this with by just creating a scope in post model?
Great news!
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that's looks like polymorphic in steroid, i didn't know this feature, thanks