Rails 7 Tutorial: Using Tabulator with Stimulus
This is turning into a little series for me! I am loving moving things out of my erb files and into Stimulus controllers. It is cleaning things up and making things faster. Win-win!
Rails 7: Tabulator & Stimulus – Ruby on Rails Tutorial
This is turning into a little series for me! I am loving moving things out of my html.erb files and into Stimulus controllers. It is cleaning things up and making things faster. Win-win! Also I will be covering how to do inline editing with Tabulator (including sending the changes to Rails and saving them) 00:00…
Rails 7: Tabulator & Stimulus – Ruby on Rails Tutorial
This is turning into a little series for me! I am loving moving things out of my html.erb files and into Stimulus controllers. It is cleaning things up and making things faster. Win-win! Also I will be covering how to do inline editing with Tabulator (including sending the changes to Rails and saving them) 00:00…
Rails 7: Filtering Data with ChartKick & Stimulus – Ruby on Rails Tutorial
I’ve been using Chartkick for years, but upgrading to Rails 7 made me take a look at how I’d been trapping Chartkick events and upgrade it to work with Stimulus. I am talking about trapping the clicking on a chart and using it as a kind of filter for the associated data.
Rails 7 and Tabulator- Ruby on Rails Tutorial
While we are in the middle of upgrading Zonmaster to Rails 7 we took a long look at Datatables and decided it was time to move on. In this video, I’ll go over using Tabulator (https://tabulator.info/) in a Ruby on Rails 7 app.
Upgrading a Nightmare – Taking an old Legacy Rails App up to Rails 6
In this video, I go over the process behind taking an ancient Rails app (started 16 years ago!) and upgrading it to Rails 6. I do summarize a lot here, so if you’d like to see a video about a specific facet please let me know!
Ending bugs with Type-checking in Ruby? So says Sorbet! – Ruby on Rails Tutorial
This time I look at the Sorbet gem that offers type-checking for your Ruby app. And by extension – ha ha – your Ruby on Rails app
How to track conversions with Google Ads and Google Tag Manager + send dynamic values
Learn how to track conversions with Google Ads and Google Tag Manager and how to send dynamic values to Google Ads In this video, I will explain: * the basics of Google Ads conversion tracking * how to setup Google Ads Conversion Tracking with Google Tag Manager * How to track static and dynamic conversion…
Using AWS Cloud9 for Ruby on Rails Development
In this video, I take a look at the pretty darn cool AWS service called Cloud9 – an IDE in the cloud! Here I cover how to get it going and use it for Ruby on Rails development (though it works for all kinds of languages!) I think it’s a neat way to get discreet,…
Continuous Integration for Rails with Travis & GitHub
In this video, I take the Contractometer project from earlier lessons and integrate it with Travis for Continuous Integration (i.e. auto-building and testing). https://travis-ci.com What is continuous integration anyway? Essentially, you check your code into a central repository (i.e. Github) and automated building is done to see if your code can run, and tests are…