Agile Web Development with Rails 6 (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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Title: Name of book: text: Agile Web Development Rails6, p. 183, Iteration G1: Capturing an Order.
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Newbie here trying to learn Ruby on rails with AWDR6. Got a question regarding the LineItem scaffolded as part of Iteration D2: Conn...
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Page 179 contains the following code snippet:
<%= form_with(model: order, local: true) do |form| %>
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tfoot {
th, th.price {
..
}
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th.price {
border-top: solid thin;
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}
The th.price should be td...
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Agile Web Development with Rails 6 Chapter 11. Task F
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The provided validation of :image_url has a lowercase z in the regex. The following paragraph says that it should be an uppercase Z.
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Looks as if the ERB and the SASS got out of sync. The rendered page with the ERB and SASS in the book yields the following—the grand tota...
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Title: Agile Web Development with Rails 6
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the code on page 108 (and the explanation on the following page) mention the instance variable @page_title, which doesn’t get used e...
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Ruby on Rails helps you produce high-quality, beautiful-looking web applications quickly—you concentrate on creating the application, and...
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In Iteration H, the Book calls out that you should not store credit card information in a database or in the log and then instructs the u...
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Agile Web Development with Rails 6 Chapter 11. Task F
Currently reading and working through AWDR6 by Sam Ruby, David Bryant Copeland, a...
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On Iteration H2, we run systems tests for the first time. There are instructions to fix products_test.rb but there are a number of other ...
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On page 292, we create a SupportRequest model that belongs_to Order
class SupportRequest < ApplicationRecord
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Title: Agile Web Development with Rails 6
Necessary SCSS code not provided in book text
The SCSS code to produce the output shown in Ch...
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Simple typo on p.290 of the PDF under the diagram.
Fill this in, remembering to use support@example.com as the “From” email so that
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Page 28 box suggests that there is no need to restart the server during development in order to see changes made to various files in the ...
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I noticed the libreadline-dev package is listed twice here.
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curl \
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If you use the code snippet in the book for the form_tag, you will get a routing error because it will navigate to the
Book version: For...
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This isn’t an error in the text, but it’s a good teaching opportunity.
In the section where you add the scope ‘(:locale)’ to routes.rb, ...
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Page 179 contains the following code snippet:
<%= form_with(model: order, local: true) do |form| %>
<p>
<%= form.la...
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Page 282 of the PDF provides an inconsistent reference to the locale switcher in the text of the book text and the code snippet
book tex...
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Looks as if the ERB and the SASS got out of sync. The rendered page with the ERB and SASS in the book yields the following—the grand tota...
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the code on page 108 (and the explanation on the following page) mention the instance variable @page_title, which doesn’t get used e...
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