GoRails Ideas
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Use Amazon SES to send and parse email
Chris, I would love to see an episode on using Amazon's Simple Email Service (SES). I'm building an app that can send mass emails (10,000+ at once), and using SendGrid or other services gets expensive, especially since they have hard limits for each plan.
Amazon's SES has a pay-as-you-go setup, which is significantly cheaper, but I would have to convert to SES instead of SendGrid.
I would really like to see an episode similar to parsing inbound emails (https://gorails.com/episodes/inbound-email-with-rails) but focused on Amazon SES as a much more affordable and scalable solution.
Awesome job as always on your…
1 voteHey Dan, Griddler already supports SES, so there should be very little difference from the current screencast on parsing emails. https://github.com/85x14/griddler-ses
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Aliasing DB fields using source, class_name et al.
I would love to see a video on using aliases to rename model properties the way they are most explicit to us exploiting the class_name and source logic.
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Aliasing DB fields using source, class_name et al.
I would love to see a video on using aliases to rename model properties the way they are most explicit to us exploiting the class_name and source logic.
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Advanced search query builder
Build your own search query builder. Something similar to the advanced demo of Ransack http://ransack-demo.herokuapp.com/users/advanced_search
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Rollbar deploy and sourcemap integration with Hatchbox
It would be nice if Hatchbox could automatically push deploy information to Rollbar. It would also be nice if it could push sourcemaps after deploy but that might be more complicated.
3 votesYou can add this line to your deploy script to push deploy info to Rollbar: https://docs.rollbar.com/docs/bash
Depending on what you want to do with sourcemaps, you can also add them into the end of your deploy script as well.
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Comment replies
Could you make a tutorial on how to create comment replies (nested comments)? There isn't a good tutorial online that I can find.
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Rails and PWA
how to make a rails web app into a progressive web app
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Rails with react
An app built using Rails and react
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Adding OVH and CentOS
Hey, thanks for this great service! Would be great if you supported OVH, because they have such great prices. Also, I would have loved to be able to choose CentOS as the OS in place of Ubuntu. Somehow I much prefer it to the latter... I feel CentOS is more stable and secure, maybe I'm mistaken but that's my personal preference. Hopefully you will support this OS in the future.
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Deploy to AWS (elastic beanstalk)
Deploy to AWS (elastic beanstalk)
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Add granular firewalling
Ability to block traffic by geolocation, IP address/subnet and regex would be awesome. Something similar to Amazons WAF
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dropzone
graphql
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Using the Backup gem
A guide to the backup gem.
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Move applications between clusters
It would be nice if a site could be moved, with its data, between clusters automatically from the Hatchbox GUI.
3 votesDefinitely agreed, although data migrations aren’t something I’ll likely do for a while. For now, you can simply dump and import your database between clusters which isn’t too hard to do. It is something I would like to add though.
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production lvl serialization+caching with API only
Production level serialization + caching for API only
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Wow. Hatchbox is a great product.
Just want to say I am super impressed by Hatchbox. Great interface. Insanely intuitive.
Click, deploy, and get back to coding. Perfect.....
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In-depth Jumpstart Customization
In-depth on customizing the jumpstart template. For example, I want to have Rspec, Guard, Haml and System tests preconfigured.
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iOS Turbolinks mobile app
iOS Turbolinks mobile app
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Javascript Image Upload vs. Server-Side Image Upload
I would love to see an article comparing the pros and cons of client side image upload to S3 (i.e. jquery-file-upload) and server side image upload with some like Active Storage. I've heard that the client-side solution is better, but I don't know if that's actually true.
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