Modeling Posts – DIY Twitter Clone #7

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8 responses to “Modeling Posts – DIY Twitter Clone #7”

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   Flavius from 1776

   September 7, 2017

   Reached this point so far. Twice restarted from scratch and it requires full attention, painstaking at time. But rewarding it is! Andrew deftly, with precision and wit walks you through the web development steps that seemed previously unattainable in such short amount of time and, perhaps more importantly, one could not easily (if at all) find packaged together in such one rapid crash course (back and front end). As we say in French, Andrew has 'dégraissé le mammouth' and thus, made web dev more open and inclusive. Merci!

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   Claudio Atilano

   September 7, 2017

   How can I make users share each other's posts? Is there any where I can find this tutorial/info?? Gladly appreciated, loved this tutorial series. Thank you so much!

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   Shaun Jeffries

   September 7, 2017

   this this the code I have so far

   <li><a href="/user/<%= current_user.username %>">Profile</a></li>

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   Shaun Jeffries

   September 7, 2017

   Hello. Great tutorial by the way! I am getting a error: Routing Error No route matches [GET] "/user/ShaunJ". Can you please help? I'm trying to route the profile on the navigation bar

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   Andrew Pitzer

   September 7, 2017

   These are great videos by the way. I am learning a lot about ROR. I am running into an error after running the rake db:migrate after adding the add_index :post, [:user_id, :created_at] This is what the error says:

   Andrews-MacBook-Air:chirp andrewpitzer$ rake db:migrate
   == 20160531221706 CreatePosts: migrating ======================================
   — create_table(:posts)
   -> 0.0020s
   — add_index(:post, [:user_id, :created_at])
   rake aborted!
   StandardError: An error has occurred, this and all later migrations canceled:

   SQLite3::SQLException: no such table: main.post: CREATE INDEX "index_post_on_user_id_and_created_at" ON "post" ("user_id", "created_at")
   /Users/andrewpitzer/Desktop/railsdev/Chirp/chirp/db/migrate/20160531221706_create_posts.rb:9:in `change'
   ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid: SQLite3::SQLException: no such table: main.post: CREATE INDEX "index_post_on_user_id_and_created_at" ON "post" ("user_id", "created_at")
   /Users/andrewpitzer/Desktop/railsdev/Chirp/chirp/db/migrate/20160531221706_create_posts.rb:9:in `change'
   SQLite3::SQLException: no such table: main.post
   /Users/andrewpitzer/Desktop/railsdev/Chirp/chirp/db/migrate/20160531221706_create_posts.rb:9:in `change'
   Tasks: TOP => db:migrate
   (See full trace by running task with –trace)

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   Malek Zalfana

   September 7, 2017

   How can I make the posts as images? Do I change content:image? [New to Ruby]

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7. 

   eusdeenius

   September 7, 2017

   Great tutorial! The only minus for me is, it's very hard to see on a 15" monitor. I have to look as close as a few inches to see it clearly I almost can't see if it's | or ! . Anyway I have a question too. at the end of last video when I changed current_user.email to current_user.username I can't see anything on the page except the little button. I also get a no route matches error when I try to click the profile button. So far so good but I am stuck here. A help is appreciated.

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8. 

   Yosafat Ariel

   September 7, 2017

   Hi DevFactor, thank you so much for great tutorial!
   when will the new update tutorial for DIY Twitter clone available?

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