DISQUS

ruby on rails blog: Basic HTTP Authentication and Partials

  • CrazyR · 1 year ago
    Hey Jonathan
    You are doing amazing work out here...
    I wanted you to throw light on issues such as
    1. Degree to which models, controllers and views are decoupled from one another?
    2. Do we need to generate a scaffold for every model we may build for our application?
    It would be great if you could provide pointers deep into the practical side of application building with rails !
    Have a great weekend and plese try coming up with some sugeestions so that for a newbie like me, it is easier to get hold on the stuff!
    Thnks Again !
  • Yoel Villarreal · 1 year ago
    Nice tutorial Jonathan!!! Can't wait to see what's going on in the next chapter. I'll be playing around and let's see some ideas...

    Keep in touch
  • Nick Hoffman · 1 year ago
    I just finished reading through your Rails tutorials, and they're really great. A mighty thanks to you for writing them and making them so easy to understand.

    Cheers,
    Nick
  • Camilo Torres · 1 year ago
    Yours is one of the best tutorials for rails 2.

    It helped me understand some concepts. I will be checking for the next tutorial.

    Thanks.
  • David · 1 year ago
    Great work!
    Been following a few tutorials but getting stuck as they were for old versions.

    You have a couple of spelling / word mistakes which make some parts hard to follow as they change the meaning some-what, but I managed to work around those. :)

    My only real gripe is that you don't offer the "subscribe by email" feature from feedburner as I would love to get your latest posts in my email as I make a point of not using an feed reader as they used to take up so much of my day. It's far nicer to subscribe to the things I like via email ;)

    Keep up the great work, and please, don't skip over making an admin section and/or a user registration system etc as I think many people will be interested in knowing how to do that as lots of apps will require it.

    E.g.
    A way for users to register to bookmark books or buy them and a way for an admin to have an area to log in and manage the books. Via form authentication / sessions / remember me etc rather than via the password prompt from the browser. ;)

    Thanks again! I am starting to ride the rails.

    David
  • Elido · 1 year ago
    Since these were the first working tutorials I found I donated! Keep up the good work I would love to see more
  • Margreet · 1 year ago
    Great tutorials. Would love to find out how to cross reference books-authors, so see books per author. Haven't figured that out yet...
  • Stew · 1 year ago
    Jon,
    Im a decent programmer and your rails 2.0.x tuts are very good. I appreciate a nice straight forward breakdown of some of this stuff. You rock! enjoy the beer money. Keep them coming.
  • zackmctee · 11 months ago
    More More More. Please continue this series. these are the most helpful rails tutorials I've found on the web. Please pick up where you left off.

    CHEERS!
  • bill wier · 10 months ago
    train came off the tracks in this one.
    At the end I get:
    RuntimeError in Books#new

    Showing books/new.html.erb where line #5 raised:

    Called id for nil, which would mistakenly be 4 -- if you really wanted the id of nil, use object_id
    Extracted source (around line #5):

    2:
    3: <%= error_messages_for :book %>
    4:
    5: <% form_for(@book) do |f| %>
    6:


    7: Title

    8: <%= f.text_field :title %>

    when I go to http://localhost:3000/books/new