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Fred
1 year ago

Nice website. What do you use to color code the ruby, syntax?

On the 't.timestamps', I thought it was singular, t.timestamp. And if you do 'rake db:schema:dump', it comes out t.datetime. I think it's the same thing.

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Jaime Bellmyer
1 year ago

The timestamp columns created are actually 'created_at' and 'updated_at', both datetime fields. The suffix '_on' denotes a date field, and the suffix '_at' denotes a datetime field. Thanks for the blog!

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