Agile Web Development with Rails 8 (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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Page 151 explains how turbo stream works. The explanation says that the partial parameter refers to the file app/views/application/_cart....
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I think there is a duplicate piece of code on page 267.
<%= form_with(model: support_request, local: true, class: "depot_from") do |f...
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Page 229 gives the example that if the Spanish language (es) is requested, you should get an error such as “es translation not available”...
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In the “shipped” test, particularly in the last assertion, if I use mail.body.to_s I get the following error:
Minitest::Assertion: Expec...
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Just finished installing ruby 3.3.6 and rails 8.0.0 on ubuntu 24.04 LTS.
‘rails new demo’ seems to be building correctly but is throwin...
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I’m just curious: in the preface, it says, “The biggest non-deployment related change is the introduction of a basic authentication gener...
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