Lessons:22Length:2.7 hours
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3.3 Dynamic index.html
Every time you start a new Rails application, you have to remove the `public/index.html` file so it won’t mess up your homepage. In Rails 4 this page was extracted so you don’t have to.
1.Catch Up with Ruby on Rails 4
1.1Introduction07:23
1.1
Introduction
07:23
2.Controllers and Views
2.1HTML5 Form Helpers10:56
2.1
HTML5 Form Helpers
10:56
2.2Collection Form Helpers07:20
2.2
Collection Form Helpers
07:20
2.3Custom Flash Types05:44
2.3
Custom Flash Types
05:44
2.4Before_action02:28
2.4
Before_action
02:28
2.5Caching09:51
2.5
Caching
09:51
3.New Features
3.1Live Streaming11:02
3.1
Live Streaming
11:02
3.2Turbolinks10:12
3.2
Turbolinks
10:12
3.3Dynamic index.html03:14
3.3
Dynamic index.html
03:14
3.4Strong Parameters08:38
3.4
Strong Parameters
08:38
4.Active Record
4.1PostgreSQL hstore16:32
4.1
PostgreSQL hstore
16:32
4.2PostgreSQL arrays05:36
4.2
PostgreSQL arrays
05:36
4.3ActiveModel::Model08:33
4.3
ActiveModel::Model
08:33
4.4ActiveRecord's `not` Method06:28
4.4
ActiveRecord's `not` Method
06:28
4.5Concerns in the Models06:04
4.5
Concerns in the Models
06:04
5.Router
5.1Concerns in the Router04:57
5.1
Concerns in the Router
04:57
5.2PATCH Verb04:50
5.2
PATCH Verb
04:50
6.Upgrade
6.1No More Plugins05:18
6.1
No More Plugins
05:18
6.2Tests03:28
6.2
Tests
03:28
6.3Gem Extractions: ActiveResource, Observers08:10
6.3
Gem Extractions: ActiveResource, Observers
08:10
6.4How to Upgrade08:22
6.4
How to Upgrade
08:22
7.Conclusion
7.1Final Tips04:09
7.1
Final Tips
04:09
