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Ruby on Rails

Chapter 02

Bien – Part 2

This week, we talk about how to add validations, SEO-friendly URLs, geolocation and filters. We also explore how to add gems to our project and get our site on Heroku.

Videos

Lesson 01

Intro to week 2

Lesson 02

Adding a Sass design

Lesson 03

Ruby syntax

Lesson 04

Checking data with model validations

Lesson 05

Starting our project again

Lesson 06

Fixing controllers for validations

Lesson 07

Adding errors to our views

Lesson 08

Pushing code to Github with Git

Lesson 09

Using to_param to make SEO-friendly URLs

Lesson 10

Adding page titles with content_for

Lesson 11

Uncovering fields in the database

Lesson 12

Adding new database fields with migrations

Lesson 13

Filtering our params

Lesson 14

Filtering with our reviews controller

Lesson 15

Adding multiple filters in one controller action

Lesson 16

Adding geolocation using the geocoder gem

Lesson 17

Filtering by location

Lesson 18

Adding a search location form

Lesson 19

Making our forms simple using simple_form

Lesson 20

Highlighting our links with active_link_to

Lesson 21

Introducing comments

Lesson 22

What is one-to-many?

Lesson 23

Adding the Comment model

Lesson 24

Creating a comments controller

Lesson 25

Letting our users comment on reviews

Lesson 26

Using the pluralize helper

Lesson 27

Deploying our site using Heroku

Lesson 28

Homework: profanity filter

With anonymous comments, we might want to have the ability to stop people cursing and swearing (or “effing and jeffing” as my mum would say). To do this we can use <a href="https://github.com/mobomo/profanityfilter">the profanityfilter gem</a>. Use the technique for installing a gem in the videos, then follow the instructions to stop people swearing in the comments.

Homework 01

Profanity filter

With anonymous comments, we might want to have the ability to stop people cursing and swearing (or “effing and jeffing” as my mum would say). To do this we can use <a href="https://github.com/mobomo/profanityfilter">the profanityfilter gem</a>. Use the technique for installing a gem in the videos, then follow the instructions to stop people swearing in the comments.

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