GoRails Ideas
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Enable authentication through LDAP
A video on how to setup up authentication in a Rails app through LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)
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Wizard Forms (wicked gem?)
Wizard Forms (wicked gem?)
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Testing (TDD/BDD) with RSpec or Alternatives
I think a few videos to go over how to properly to TDD using Rspec or some other spec would be very helpful.
29 votes -
TDD with rspec and capybara
TDD with capybara and rspec
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Adding tags with acts_as_taggable_on
I would like to see some episode about how to add tags to Rails apps, something like 382 episode of Railscasts but updated for 2014.
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Scaling an app from 10 - 1,000,000 users
How to scale an app and prepare it for scaling from 100 users to 1000 to 10,000 all the way up to 1,000,000 without downtime; without crashes; without slowing down.
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Adanced Uses of Devise Gem
Cool things you can do with devise, like requiring admin authorization prior to activating account, requiring a complex password, setting up two-factor authentication, etc.
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A series on using StimulusJS
Deep dive into StimulusJS
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Yandex.Kassa Integration
yandex.kassa integration
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Search nested records via ElasticSearch
How to get started with searching nested records via ElasticSearch
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Integrating Rails 5.2+ and Elm
Integrating Elm 0.18 and Rails 5.2 and functional frontend programming.
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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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