I just wanted to stop by to say thank you so much for these videos - I've spent weeks scouring the internet for really good explanations of routing for someone who knows SOME things but is by far no expert. Every other video/tutorial out there either assumes you have never coded a day in your life, or assumes you're an expert web dev who just needs a refresher. This however, is the exact type of content I'm looking for, holds your hand a bit but also makes comparisons to similar concepts you may have experienced in the past. I really wish you had some more similar videos out there for other rails topics but I'm sure this was an incredible use of your free time and I greatly appreciate you taking that time to help us as much as you did!!
Thank you for your videos. They are very educative. I started out with the famous Michael Hartl tutorial and after ONE YEAR (!) I was more confused than when I began. It took some dabbling with Daniel Kehoes courses and your videos to find my footing again. For easy assimilation, Rails should be thought in bite-sized chunks and you do just that. Well done!
I’ve been tryna create a model without a controller and form on pages home controller type of thing and was having problems understanding why it wasn’t working but the strong params and post hash totally changed how i thought about it thank u so much
An aside for those watching on Rails 5 - it no longer renders an error if there is no corresponding view, hence didn't do anything after clicking Submit button (as per here: github.com/rails/rails/issues/24505), intended new behaviour
I just wanted to stop by to say thank you so much for these videos - I've spent weeks scouring the internet for really good explanations of routing for someone who knows SOME things but is by far no expert. Every other video/tutorial out there either assumes you have never coded a day in your life, or assumes you're an expert web dev who just needs a refresher. This however, is the exact type of content I'm looking for, holds your hand a bit but also makes comparisons to similar concepts you may have experienced in the past. I really wish you had some more similar videos out there for other rails topics but I'm sure this was an incredible use of your free time and I greatly appreciate you taking that time to help us as much as you did!!
Thanks so much for making it so clear why the order in which you define your routes matters!
Thank you for your videos. They are very educative. I started out with the famous Michael Hartl tutorial and after ONE YEAR (!) I was more confused than when I began. It took some dabbling with Daniel Kehoes courses and your videos to find my footing again. For easy assimilation, Rails should be thought in bite-sized chunks and you do just that. Well done!
I’ve been tryna create a model without a controller and form on pages home controller type of thing and was having problems understanding why it wasn’t working but the strong params and post hash totally changed how i thought about it thank u so much
Wow this has helped me so much understand working with the form and routes
how to understand rake routes for example favourites/:id/here something also ?
For real , thank you so much
An aside for those watching on Rails 5 - it no longer renders an error if there is no corresponding view, hence didn't do anything after clicking Submit button (as per here: github.com/rails/rails/issues/24505), intended new behaviour
Oh, that is exactly what I'm facing. Thank you
thanks for the heads up