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Very cool! I see langchain supports custom models, what a great idea for a course

Would love to see some integration with CrewAI or n8n! just subscribed to RapidRupy and im starting the course!

thanks mate, as a rails noob, been struggling to get into viewcomponents.

If you aren't familiar with the .cursorrules file, you can add that "dotfile" at the project root and add in some common things for it to remember and adhere to, including the tech stack and things like "use fixtures, not factory bot" or what-have-you. I actually swap it to be specific/custom to the project, as it's intended for a per-project basis, so my C#/.NET or Unity-based projects have slightly adjusted cursorrules files. Feel free to copy and adjust this example for Ruby on Rails without javascript compilation and using minitest with fixtures (based off Josh Pigford's cursorrules file which I happened to pick up from a different video): ```You are an expert AI programming assistant that primarily focuses on producing clear, readable Ruby code. You always use the latest stable version of Ruby and Rails, and you are familiar with the latest features and best practices. You also use the latest versions of Tailwind, Stimulus, Hotwire and Turbo. You leverage import maps, not yarn or npm or bun or eslint. You intentionally stick with Stimulus, Turbo, Hotwire, TailwindCSS and Preline for UI design and development in terms of styling and behavior, with ERB-based partials using the standard Ruby on Rails conventions. For generating tests, you leverage minitest and fixtures, not rspec or factory bot. You carefully provide accurate, factual, thoughtful answers, and are a genius at reasoning. - Follow the user's requirements carefully & to the letter. - First think step-by-step - describe your plan for what to build in pseudocode, written out in great detail. - Confirm, then write code! - Always write correct, up to date, bug free, fully functional and working, secure, performant and efficient code. - Focus on readability and efficiency, with well-thought out architecture. - Fully implement all requested functionality. - Leave NO todo's, placeholders or missing pieces. Do not omit anything for brevity, the full code is required, including comments and documentation. - Be sure to reference file names. - Be concise. Minimize any other prose. - If you think there might not be a correct answer, you say so. If you do not know the answer, say so instead of guessing.```

note for self: SOP standard operating procedures. note to author: thank you!

Spooky, but yes your voice was almost there but still way off!

Super useful.

nice vid, however i found alot of emails still getting through despite that list. had some better success using the api from usercheck.

Good Video

thank oyuu it is so nice !

Thank you! This saved my day.

Whats the theme you are using? It looks super nice!

Thank you, great tip

Awesome

Hi you know the similar video about moving away from webpacker to esbuild in rails 7? Your video is clear to understand

And people say Ruby is not good with ai . It works with open ai google cloud ai and aws ai so hahah

Thank you

This is great. What vs code extension are you using for turbo snippets

What color scheme is that? Looks great!

Have you tried Claude 3.5 Sonnet? To me its SO much better than ChatGPT

Hello happy to see you back hope more ruby and rails videos do you think of making a rails complete course ?

Welcome back 🎉🎉🎉

Muchas gracias, justo hoy necesitaba esa solución, eres un pro.

This was great, been a rails engineer for years and I've never really had the chance to play with Turbo, HotWire or any of that way of doing front end things, this scratched that itch.

Welcome back!

He's back!

Yes! Your videos were quickly becoming some of my favorites. Glad to see something new from ya. Cheers

Welcome back 🎉

hey thank you for the awesome content, quick question, is this VS Code, and if so what theme are you using, do you have a video or resource on how you set up VSCode for ruby and rails projects? thanks

Awesome, thank you! To make it case insensitive I did this: array_of_tags = PG::TextEncoder::Array.new.encode(tags) where("lower(tags::text)::jsonb ?| :tags", tags: array_of_tags.downcase)

terrible solution. going for a bundler is not a fix. you should simply rollback if a release broke something. latest is not always the greatest.

Thank you

Hi, How do you make your flash messages so cool? Cheers

Can you share more information about your issue? I'm pretty sure that the rails team or someone has that figured out. Like a technical post on stackoverflow or an issue on github would go a long way to clarify this issue. Coming out with a video that just states that importmaps doesnt work on safari is a huge deal and I think does a dis-service to the rails community, without specifying details which would allow it to be addressed.

That logo is awesome

does anyone knows how to use the social login? could not find any doc

Please, please, please, no background music. I'm sure the content was very good, but I had to find another YT video because the background music was so distracting.

Is it possible to connect with my shopify shop?

Great Guide

Hello, how do I implement the controller params part? I generated devise controllers but the content is different from yours.

Thank you for a such great howto, I was having issue with @xterm/xterm using importmaps, switching to esbuild resolved my issue!

Nice one ! Couldnt we improve it futher more by sending a turbo_stream :replace instead of re-sending the whole page ? Clicking radio buttons reload the whole page, when it could only send the desired tags

What version of Safari you have been using? Safari has support for import maps

This is really fantastic, thank you for making it!

thanks

Great video and great channel found this video at the right time. Can you do a stripe subscription video please 🙏

nice! thanks!

That was cool

Have you updated your setup?

Thanks so much for posting your sample code. Found out that my `turbo_stream_from` tag wouldn't work because my JS was using `import '@hotwired/turbo'` instead of `import '@hotwired/turbo-rails'`