fishburn

fishburn

Agile Web Development with Rails 8: Conflict between Preface and Who This Book Is For? (B3.0, page xvii)

I’m just curious: in the preface, it says, “The biggest non-deployment related change is the introduction of a basic authentication generator.” And then in the last bullet point of “Who This Book Is For”, it says, “The Rails team has chosen not to include plenty of features—such as user authentication…”. As a carryover from at least the Rails 7/7.2 book(s), is that last bit still accurate for Rails 8?

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aotulton

aotulton

Editor at PragProg

Thanks for point this out. I believe Sam will be addressing that in his next update.

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rubys

rubys

Author of Agile Web Development With Rails

Please do continue to make suggestions! Propshaft is an internal detail that the Rails team is proud of, but it it is essentially invisible to Rails developers. If you look closely at the HTML that is generated by a typical Rails app, you will see things like

<link rel="modulepreload" href="/assets/application-bfcdf840.js">

Propshaft is the component that creates that hex number before the dot. Before Propshaft, this was done by Sprockets, which had the ability to invoke preprocessors like coffee-script that no longer are popular, So the big changes is that you can no longer do something you weren’t likely to want to do anyway; and the Rails code base got smaller/simpler.

JLitko

JLitko

Thank you so much for taking the time to explain that! I will continue to share any suggestions I come across :slightly_smiling_face:

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