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Database Encoding

Episode #264 10-18-2020 pro

In this episode, we look at the encoding and some problems that an older Ruby on Rails application may face when it comes to storing emojis and how to fix them.

database rails

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14:01

StimulusJS, Active Storage and DropzoneJS

Episode #263 10-11-2020 pro

DropzoneJS is an open source library that provides drag’n’drop file uploads with image previews. It's lightweight, highly customizable and doesn't have any dependencies.

active storage rails stimulusjs uploads

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17:12

Testing Stripe Payments

Episode #261 9-27-2020 pro

Continuing from the previous episode, we add testing to the Stripe Payments without adding any additional dependencies.

payments rails tests

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19:42

Stripe Payments

Episode #260 9-20-2020 pro

The past tutorials look at creating subscriptions with Stripe, but in this episode, we look at using Stripe for a cart-like checkout system where nonrecurring orders can be placed.

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12:28

PostgreSQL Hstore

Episode #259 9-13-2020 pro

The hstore data type is very useful in many cases, such as semi-structured data or rows with many attributes.

database rails

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12:58

Using CloudFlare CDN

Episode #257 8-30-2020 pro

A look at serving the static assets within your Ruby on Rails application with the CloudFlare CDN. A broad look at the different configuration options and setting it up to serve image, javascript, HTML, and CSS assets.

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7:00

Bulk Upload with Active Storage

Episode #255 8-16-2020 pro

When multiple files are uploaded with Active Storage, they are typically associated to a single record. In this episode, we take a different approach where each file uploaded should be its own record along with direct uploads.

active storage rails uploads

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Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)

Episode #254 8-9-2020 pro

Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a mechanism that uses additional HTTP headers to tell browsers to give a web application running at one origin, access to selected resources from a different origin.

javascript rails security

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