Aji & Mina Slater
the Tightly Coupled Book Club
Ever thought to yourself, "I really should read this documentation from cover to cover"? So did we. Starting with the Ruby on Rails Guides, we read the docs all the way through and discuss what we've learned. Read along with us!
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Aji & Mina Slater
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6 de sep. de 2023
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Episodios
Action View Overview 06.09.2023 28:30
For this week's episode, Aji & Mina read Action View Overview and discuss templating systems, the difference between Action and Active, and internationalization as a bonus view template feature. Reading for this episode: Action View Overview https://guides.rubyonrails.org/action_view_overview.html Eileen's Railsconf 2023 Keynote: https://youtu.be/TgNb2_LSMMo?si=ymjnJ7DOvZQDp6vb Tailwind and th...
Active Model Basics 23.08.2023 27:16
For this week's episode, Aji and Guest Host Sally Hall discussed Active model, form objects and presenters, APIs as database, and Rails inflectors and translation. Reading for this episode: Active Model Basics
Active Record Query Interface 08.08.2023 40:02
Aji & guest host Mercedes Bernard talk ORMs & SQL, left outer joins & includes, and strict & eager loading. Reading for this episode: Active Record Query Interface The Bike Shed episode 358: The Class Method Reading for next episode: Active Model Basics Find Mercedes online at mercedesbernard.com , on mastodon: mercedescodes@mastodon.world, or LinkedIn
Active Record Associations 25.07.2023 25:31
Aji welcomes guest host and fellow thoughtbotter Dimiter Petrov. Their conversation covers association scope, the thoughtful layout of this section of the guides, polymorphic associations, and association extensions. Reading for this episode: Active Record Associations Helvetic Ruby : Ruby conference in Bern, Switzerland, November 24, 2023 Reading for next episode: Active Record Query Interface
Active Record Callbacks 11.07.2023 28:47
For this week's episode, Aji welcomes our very first Guest Host, Sasha Grodzins! Aji & Sasha read about Active Record Callbacks and discuss pitfalls of callbacks, how they are similar to validations, and comments and commit messages as documentation. Reading for this episode: Active Record Callbacks 5 Rails Callbacks Best Practices Used at Gusto Ruby Science's chapter on callbacks Active Recor...
Active Record Validations 27.06.2023 28:02
For this week's episode, Aji & Mina read "Active Record Validations" and discuss their most-used validation helpers, how they interpreted the validates_associated section of the Guides, and when not to over-validate. Reading for this episode: "Active Record Validations" Time for a Boolean gem What's in a name (validation)? Creating More Inclusive and Culturally Sensitive Forms Reading for epis...
Active Record Migrations (chapters 5-9) 13.06.2023 19:29
For this week's episode, Aji & Mina discuss chapters 5 through 9 of "Active Record Migrations". They debate migration file management, and touch on the relationship between end users and application data, and learning complex concepts within Rails' convention over configuration framework. Reading for this episode: "Active Record Migrations", chapters 5-9 thoughtbot's AWS Platform Guide (Flight...
Active Record Migrations (chapters 1-4) 30.05.2023 27:21
For this week's episode, Aji & Mina read chapters 1 through 4 in “Active Record Migrations” and discuss command line generator options, database-level comments, and reverting migrations. Reading for this episode: "Active Record Migrations", chapters 1-4 Reading for episode 6: "Active Record Migrations", chapters 5-9
Active Record Basics 17.05.2023 29:04
For this week's episode, Mina is in Japan, the couple read "Active Record Basics" and discuss ORMs, naming conventions and have a special request to you, the listeners. Reading for this episode : "Active Record Basics" Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture by Martin Fowler Mats'z Home Conference Reading for Episode 5 : Chapters 1 - 4 in "Active Record Migrations"
Getting Started With Rails (chapters 8-13) 02.05.2023 33:35
For this week's episode, Aji & Mina read chapters 8 through 13 of "Getting Started with Rails". They discussed RailsConf and Ruby Central, refactoring using concerns and partials, semantic HTML, and much more. Reading for this episode: Chapters 8-13 in "Getting Started with Rails" Ruby Central (Hit SIGN IN, then SIGN UP) Brittany Martin & the Ruby on Rails Podcast Drew Bragg & Code and...
Getting Started With Rails (chapters 5-7) 18.04.2023 29:05
For this week's episode, Aji & Mina read chapters 5 through 7 of "Getting Started with Rails", covering autoloading, MVC and CRUD. They discuss how little effort it takes to arrive at a simple, but fully functional, Rails application, alternative strategies to the Rails console when debugging in production and much more. Reading for this episode: Chapters 5-7 in "Getting Started with Rails" Aj...
Getting Started With Rails (chapters 1-4) 04.04.2023 28:09
Aji & Mina discuss the first four chapters of the Rails Guides, and uncover that there's so much more going on in these first simple chapters than meets the eye<br> Build A Blog in 15 (more like 30) Minutes: Webpacker Edition by Sasha Grodzins at RailsConf 2018 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-qY37JIdg0 Reading for Episode 2: Chapters 5-7, "Getting Started with Rails" - https://guides...
0.5 The Prequel 26.03.2023 21:20
Aji & Mina introduce themselves and discuss what this show is even going to be about. We're reading through the Ruby on Rails Guides page by page, and discussing our takeaways here. thoughtbot , your expert design and development partner The Ruby on Rails Guides - What we're calling the "table of contents" and where we'll be drawing our episodes from. Perusing the Rails Source Code : Alex Kitc...
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