In this video we'll make a few tweaks to the style of our Friends List. We'll tinker with the look and feel of the Friend List. The first thing we'll do is change the root route so that the friend list

In this video we'll continue associating our users and friends for our Friends List App. We'll define a correct user and only allow that user to edit or delete their own friends. We'll also set up our

In this video I'll show you how to create friend lists for each logged in user by using Rails Associations. Rails Associations allow us to associate different tables of our database together. It allows

In this video I'll show you how to style your Devise views. We'll be using Bootstrap to make these pages look a little nicer! In the last video we set up our user management system, in this video we want

In this video we'll create a complete user management system for our friend list app using the Devise gem. Devise takes care of everything for us, from allowing users to sign up, sign in, sign out, edit

In this video we'll build out our Friend List App Database C.R.U.D. using a Rails Generator Scaffold command! Building out at CRUD site with Rails is insanely fast. We just issue these two commands: rails

In this video we'll manually create another webpage, explain application.html.erb and learn why it's so important, learn about partials, links, and the Bootstrap CSS framework! So we'll look at: Adding

In this video we'll create our first webpage with Ruby On Rails. I'll also spend a couple minutes talking about MVC, the Model View Controller architecture. And we'll also take a look at all the files

In this video I'll walk you thru installing Ruby on Rails on a Windows Computer. There may be nothing more complicated in all of coding than Installing Ruby on Rails on a Windows computer. In this video

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