Congratulations on three years of excellent screencasts. It's hard to believe that you haven't missed a single week! I can't describe how much help you've been to my career. You've really helped to iron out the wrinkles in Rails. Thank You!, Thank You!, Thank You!, Ryan.
I just want to say "thank you". I'm new to rails and I like it. Your screencasts are great. I don't understand each of them fully, but from day to day I understand more.
If your having problems installing from got on windows use the http-readonly url rather than the git one.
I had problems with the prawnto gem not loading, so it might be worth checking what you've got in your environment.rb for the config.plugins if you don't have :all you'll need to remember to add :prawnto
@Jeff: That's an alternative, but as Rian Bates points out in episode #27, if you put sanitized html into your database, you'll never be able to use it in another way than displaying it again as html. But then again, if that's all you want, I guess it's a good alternative.
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27. Nikusha Mar 11, 2010 at 07:07I think i have same problem too
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Episode #140: Rails 2.2 Extras
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Episode #204: XSS Protection in Rails 3
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Episode #108: named_scope
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Episode #45: RJS Tips
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Episode #204: XSS Protection in Rails 3
30. Doug Hall Mar 10, 2010 at 11:55Congratulations on three years of excellent screencasts. It's hard to believe that you haven't missed a single week! I can't describe how much help you've been to my career. You've really helped to iron out the wrinkles in Rails. Thank You!, Thank You!, Thank You!, Ryan.
Episode #25: SQL Injection
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Episode #88: Dynamic Select Menus
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Episode #76: scope_out
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Episode #204: XSS Protection in Rails 3
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59. rita Mar 10, 2010 at 06:34I just want to say "thank you". I'm new to rails and I like it. Your screencasts are great. I don't understand each of them fully, but from day to day I understand more.
Episode #189: Embedded Association
70. Victor Martins Mar 10, 2010 at 06:10Hello Ryan, Great Work =)
For the ones asking:
To format the console use the Hirb gem.
http://github.com/cldwalker/hirb
Episode #153: PDFs with Prawn
88. Mark D Mar 10, 2010 at 05:15If your having problems installing from got on windows use the http-readonly url rather than the git one.
I had problems with the prawnto gem not loading, so it might be worth checking what you've got in your environment.rb for the config.plugins if you don't have :all you'll need to remember to add :prawnto
Episode #79: Generate Named Routes
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Episode #204: XSS Protection in Rails 3
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Episode #204: XSS Protection in Rails 3
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Episode #73: Complex Forms Part 1
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Episode #204: XSS Protection in Rails 3
26. Martijn Mar 10, 2010 at 02:02@Jeff: That's an alternative, but as Rian Bates points out in episode #27, if you put sanitized html into your database, you'll never be able to use it in another way than displaying it again as html. But then again, if that's all you want, I guess it's a good alternative.
Episode #178: 7 Security Tips
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Episode #183: Gemcutter & Jeweler
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Episode #131: Going Back
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