Lessons:22Length:2.7 hours
- Overview
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3.1 Live Streaming
Live streaming is one of the most anticipated features in Rails 4. It allows you to stream data in a push notification fashion, in real time.
This lesson will teach you how to use ActionController::Live to enable your controllers to stream live data to your client. You’ll also learn how to interact with that data in the browser side as well.
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
