Ryan, I am a big fan of your Railscasts and I congratulate on Railscasts Pro. However, for a "pro" edition, I found the cast very short and basic. In the cast you assumed that the view only gets one value set (presents). What if the view needs more information, e.g. the controller did that:
def index
@customers = Customers.all
@prices = Prices.all
...
end
How would you do that?
And the second thing is that you just scratched the testing issue. I believe that Presenters shine most in testing.
Maybe I am setting the expectations too high, but I expected a much more detailed (paid) cast.
Ryan, I am a big fan of your Railscasts and I congratulate on Railscasts Pro. However, for a "pro" edition, I found the cast very short and basic. In the cast you assumed that the view only gets one value set (presents). What if the view needs more information, e.g. the controller did that:
def index
@customers = Customers.all
@prices = Prices.all
...
end
How would you do that?
And the second thing is that you just scratched the testing issue. I believe that Presenters shine most in testing.
Maybe I am setting the expectations too high, but I expected a much more detailed (paid) cast.
My 2 cents, good luck with Railscast Pro.