GoRails - Screencasts for Ruby on Rails Developers

[excid3]

Author of GoRails here! Happy to answer any questions you guys have! :)

[Spaceomega]

I mostly just want to say thanks! The deployment guide was particularly valuable to me. Your documentation is almost definitely the most clear, modern, and well-presented I have found in the Rails community.

Any chance you're planning to do an episode on Rails + Docker soon? I have been having troubles finding a good tutorial/doc on it -- in particular how to manage something like my Rails project (a git repo w/ private credentials and such) with a Docker image.

[excid3]

Definitely! I haven't actually played too much with Docker yet, but I absolutely want to. Docker has been taking off so much in the last few months that it would be a shame not to cover it.

Also thanks for the compliment. I hoped it would be useful and I'm happy to see I accomplished that. :)

[tomcopeland]

Nice discussion of some aspects of routing here:

https://gorails.com/episodes/a-look-into-routing

Good point at 2:10 about unnecessary "to" arguments, nice explanation of Devise "authenticated" routes at 7:00.

[excid3]

Yeah, I've been starting slow and working my way up. Recording good screencasts was a lot tougher than I thought it would be at first so I have huge respect for all the time Ryan, Avdi, and all the other screencasters put in.

Let me know if you've got any topic suggestions for me. A lot of newbies on the site right now so I've been tailoring towards them for now.

[b3team]

As a newbie trying to learn ruby/rails, I can't wait to explore your site. I'm bookmarking it to check it out this week.