GoRails Ideas
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NGINX Issue
Please help me! (I was unable to create my own comment on the Deploy Ruby On Rails: Ubuntu 20.04 Focal Fossa in 2020 so I had to add this here)
First off, this guide is fantastic thank you!
I have successfully "cap production deploy"'d to Amazon EC2. I am only having one issue, with NGINX.
I am able to successfully set up NGINX. I can access the default server via my instance's Public IPv4 DNS.
However, as soon as I attempt to remove this default NGINX server and add one for my application instead, I am no longer able to…
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7 votes
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Return deploy log URL from deploy request
Currently the JSON includes a "success" and "message" key. I use a rake task to initiate a deploy from the CLI often and it would be nice if I could update the task to automatically open the log in my browser. Having another key with the URL for the deploy log would allow me to do that.
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Tailwind Navbar in Vue that persists across pages
I love your series on Vue Chris and especially all the stuff about using Vue with turbolinks, but there's nothing telling you how to use this with things that need to persist between pages like a navbar. I made a navbar in view but it pops off and back on the screen because it's always being reloaded on turbolinks:reload.
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do a tutorial for Stripe Payment Intents API, due to the new law https://stripe.com/docs/stripe-js/elements/quickstart coming in September.
The new law will impact companies in Europe and also companies serving European customers: "Starting in September 2019, a new regulation called Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) will require businesses in Europe to request additional authentication for online payments.
Businesses in Europe should use Elements with the Payment Intents API instead of the Charges API to prepare for SCA. Follow the Payment Intents API Quickstart to get started."
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GraphQL + Rails
GraphQL and Rails querying. It seems like it is gaining in popularity like React. It'd be cool to see it implemented and worked through an example.
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Progressive web app
A progressive web app tutorial.
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Default settings for apps with multiple accounts
Chris, it would be great to see an episode on configuring applications with multiple tenants. For example, I'm building a SAAS service for multiple accounts, and each account has their own custom settings. However, I also need the ability to create default settings for new accounts, etc, and want to store those values in the DB. But that leads to a DB table with only 1-2 records for system-wide defaults and settings. Would like to see your approach to something like that!
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Rails app with Electron
How to use Rails app with Electron to serve it as a desktop app.In similar way Basecamp and Slack are doing it :)
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Domain Driven
Domain Driven App
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Incremental database backup
Taking a full database dump every day will be huge, so thinking of doing a full database backup once a month & incremental backup every day or so.
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Performance, complex query
How to use Scenic for managing postrgres views.
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Contentful API for headless CMS with Rails + Vue
Using Contentful API to create a headless CMS with Rails + Vue
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1 vote
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Show a modern alternative to authentication maybe based on the guide here https://auth0.com/docs/quickstart/webapp/rails
Auth0 Integration
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Expnd on the vue components track and have the components included from an engine.
How to have Vue components in an engine.
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Multilanguage + Geolocation
How to build multilanguage apps with automatic default language for country (based on location?).
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Rails + Vue.js + Dialogflow
Rails + Vue.js + Dialogflow would be really cool.
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Give a free gorails to any hatchbox.io subscriber and viceversa
This would be so cool, and would practically, I personally estimate, triple your number of overall subscribers!
2 votes
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