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At the moment the only way to add new records is using the scaffolded "New" page. Not only is it pretty uninspiring to look at it, using it means navigating away from the index page to do so. Instead…
This second part will cover how to edit records from the index page and also how to reflect those changes on any other page that may be viewing those records. Here is what will be working by the end o…
It sounds like the start to a bad joke... Capybara, Cuprite and a slow-scrolling Chrome ARM walk into a bar.... ...but the joke was definitely on me with a bunch of randomly failing tests, all with …
The majority of editing in the application I am thinking will be a single field at a time, preferably without needing to open a new page to do so. The best way to achieve that will be to allow inline …
At the moment the index pages for the application show all available records and have no way to filter, search or sort at all. In this blog I'll tackle the filtering and sorting aspects with a tool I …
Premise Ruby on Rails is rarely seen as a framework oriented towards speed and performance. And that's true: Rails was born as a tool to speed up development and to make developers' life easier. This …
So far the user interface for the index pages looks like this: I want to apply one of the TailwindCSS list styles to this and then allow the user to scroll content for as much as they like without us…
So far the user interface for my application has been built using a combination of views (including partial views) and helper methods. An alternative exists called ViewComponent. This is a way of enca…
Following on from the previous blog I now have a helper for displaying icons in the application. The next helper that would make life easier is one for adding a link to the side navigation. I'll call …
Introduction Hello! Just thought I'd show how to make a very simple todo app with Rails. 😃 Installation To start using Rails you will need to following installed: Ruby SQLite3 Installation will va…
