It's a joy to see that people are still learning rails. Beautiful framework for beautiful language!

@333ANON

10 ай бұрын

It's a relic of the past. A good one, but still a relic.

You are an absolute blessing, I was going thru your Laravel tutorial on Udemy and then I was thinking of a scenario and wanted to know how to expose a REST api thru rails, I googled and then heard a familiar voice and there you are again lol. Thank you for doing what you do, and I took your Bootstrap 4 course as well which significantly made me better at UI.

Fantastic video man! Thank you very much. Your channel has been and continues to be extremely helpful. Keep up the great work!

You managed to cover what took my instructor almost 4 hours to cover in 1 hour. and it is so clear and easy to follow. thank you so much for making this.

Thank you so much. Rails 5 is amazing, I'm so grateful for your tutorial.

I'm so glad that you made this video! I thought that you gave up on Rails. Thanks for your great videos :)

@TraversyMedia

7 жыл бұрын

Nope, I have not given up on anything :) Well may be Flash lol. I want to have resources for all languages/frameworks. Rails is just a little more time consuming in my experience. I still plan on doing a shopping cart at some point

@luissantiago7978

6 жыл бұрын

Traversy Media with spree or from scratch?

I have been watching your videos for like a year and you inspired me to learn to program. I'm a rails developer now and I literally never know what the hell you looked like. Hahaha, thanks so much for being awesome. Keep up the good work. You have become my after work podcast on my way home. :)

I like your style Brad. Thanks for this tutorial it was very well done and easy to understand. I really like the pace and explanation on your tutorials. Thanks

Great video, Brad! After this, now learning how to add authentication to the API using Devise and JWT. Wouldn't advance without this video! Thanks a lot!

Exactly what I needed. Great video... 4 years later and is very useful yet.... thanks

For anyone using rails 6, the update_attributes function is deprecated. It is simply article.update(article_params). Great Video either way but wished there was some installation guide, as a beginner it took me a long time trying to gem install mysql2.

@zanaeira

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for this! I had the same issue on Mac. I had to install MySQL first using homebrew before it would work. In any case, this was a great tutorial so thanks for taking the time to make it :)

Thanks so much for making this tutorial - I'm still a student now but I'll make sure to show my support once I have a full time job - many thanks again!

Great simple tutorial. Thanks! And it's so awesome to be running Rails on Windows now finally!!!

Love starting up youtube and seeing new great content. Keep up the great work.

Great tutorial, easy to follow and well explained. Thank you!!

Great video man. Much better than all the other tutorials on rails APIs

Great starting tutorial, it got me going in the right direction. I did hit a wall attempting to connect to a pre-existing database and not a newly created one. RoR has this funny opinion about lower case table names and pluralizing things by default so that took me a while to figure out. But now I'm off to the races. Thanks!

Definitely donating for great content! Thank you for uploading a ror project again!

Another great tutorial. You take the great factor of of learning a new language.

Your videos are always helpful, thank you.

So simple. So clear. So good. Thank you so much.

Recommended Ruby on Rails REST-API tutorial 👍🏻

Thank you so much! This video is really helpful and clear for a beginner like me!!

I followed tonight this tutorial without any problems. I have already used Postman before but with you explaining it looks like easier. Nowadays the Postman Extension is deprecated as Google Web Store shows in its page and they suggest us to use Postman Native Apps, but even this way it worked perfectly here. Thanks again for sharing your experience with us, Brad. :)

I bought your course by building 12 applications with Angular 2 and it's amazing, and all the videos you've done on youtube have been the same, I've learned too much! THANK YOU! I'll wait for the authentication token! (Part 2 of this video haha) thanks! : P

Great work requires great appreciation. Thanks for great video, man.

I cant thank you enough, with this video I know exactly what I have to do for a test

Very clear presentation about Ruby on Rails API functionality. Thank you about contribution.

Awesome tutorial! I got a lot of things...thank you!

Awesome video, good edition, well explained, straight to the point.

Brilliant tutorial! Well explained. Thank you

Awesome. Simple and easy to understand.

Been out of Rails development for a few years now. I've not looked back because I DETEST full-stack development. By that, I mean I really dislike having to figure out what "flavor of the week" technologies someone has implemented and research them. For this reason I've not accepted any LinkedIn offers. A college classmate suggested I revisit Rails and specifically specialize in APIs. Landed me here. Great tutorial! I especially liked the impromptu nature. (Complete with cussing.) Thanks so much!

Thank you! that was really good and simple!

Thanks good resource for beginers to understand REST Api

that “shit” at 4:40 was awesome

Nice tutorial. CRUD API in 30 mins is pretty awesome.

@TraversyMedia

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Big fan sir of your teaching style

I have been waiting for this!!

Thank you very much. All good, all functional and with spanish words where is applicable. Greet for Chile.

Very useful video! Thanks a lot!

awesome thanks for all the great tutorials you make, if you do happen to expand on this and make one on connecting a js front end would be awesome with react or react-native

Great video! It helped me out a lot!

Great video brad, very useful :)

Thank you so much! Really helpful!

Awesome thanks for posting this, Rails APIs are the easiest to make in the industry, even easier than Express IMO.

You saved my day. Thank you very much 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

You are an inspiration to me showing you don't have to be a nerd looking guy with glasses and mess hair to be a programmer I love it :)

@TraversyMedia

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Yeah screw stereotypes. I can't stand them. I do have glasses by the way, my eyes are horrible but I wear contacts :)

@devilmanscott

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but it's the nerd looking people who normally put the most work & time into it, computing if you really want to be good you have to sacrifice many things. Also love books & documentation, people forget there's already been over 70 years of knowledge build up and that takes a long time to catch up to, I see too many trying to do shortcuts and rely too heavily on frameworks and libraries. Frameworks came to be because people who knew how to do from scratch wished to make development quicker, but now people only know how to use frameworks without understanding the core structure itself.

@TraversyMedia

7 жыл бұрын

You can still care about what you look like, dress nice, go to the gym, etc and have huge passion for programming (or anything else). I have nothing against the people you are talking about, the nerdy types that basically do nothing else but I love diversity and I love to show people that anyone can do this if you have the passion for it, doesn't matter what you dress like, look like, music you like or anything else.

@devilmanscott

7 жыл бұрын

I wasn't saying you couldn't, I was just added the reason why a certain type of person seems to be so prevalent within the industry as I try to get really in-depth into computing knowing it from all angles from both low and high even I find it hard to allocate time for other things hence why I said sacrifice is quite often demanded, if you want to reach the zenith of your field, whether that be web, gaming, desktop, network and so on. Quite frankly the more I delve deeper into the rabbit hole it gets even more overwhelming, so I understand why people stop caring about the more normal day to day activities, luckily enough I enjoy computing immensely, but I do understand why many drop off, I now also tell people don't get into it, if you are just trying to make money, only if you truly interested. Anyway nice video.

Thank you. Awesome work!!!

Thank you so much, Sir! More power

Great tutorial! Thank you :)

Fantastic video man!

Thanks to your videos I learned lot of things. Can you make tutorials on JEE and Symfony ?

Thank you very much for the great video.This helped me a lot, please make the video on the authentication of API application

That was awesome you're the best it's even easier than rest Api in Flask 😎😎😎

Hey Dude! The video is awesome!! Thank you

awesome! clear explanations

Really really helpful, thank you

Wonderful, thank you Brad. Six years later works well. Just one change: update_attributes is already been deprecated, use update instead.

Damn you rock man.Am a laravel guy and just realized shifting to rails can take me a week or so to grab the concepts

@TraversyMedia

7 жыл бұрын

Yes! That is what many people that a re just starting out do not understand. They ask how I know so many frameworks, but there is just so much that is similar. If you know migrations in Laravel you know them in Rails. Just minor syntax differences. There are so many things like that

Exelente explicacion, justo lo que necesitaba.. Saludos

Thanks, Can you make Video on AngularJS 2 using this Rails API

Dude you are a life saver. Thank you.

Вы спасли мою курсовую работу! Thanx a lot!

Very nice, thank you! Already subscribed :)

Amazing video! Keep it up.

Amazing tutorial!

Great article - thank you Traversy. One small bug in the controller destroy method. It should follow the same pattern to be safe: if article.save ... else ... end

Thank you so much sir! Salute to you!!!

Great video! Thanks!

Kept it real. Love it!

awesome as always!

I'm really digging ruby right now: just wish it was more popular these days.

@user-vw9qj8el4q

4 жыл бұрын

oh yeah

Freaking awesome! Thank you!

Great Informative Video

man you helped me so much thank you

hi thanks for video can you make a video on api consumption ... from one rails appilcations to another like you did here with postman

thank you very much! It is too great!

It is valid to notice that at 18:39, the @articles could be something like: Article.order(created_at: :desc).

Thanks for the video, I've learn a lot. Have on question, when doing a get request, how can you find by the title of the article and not by the ID? Sorry if my question is dumb, I'm newbie and learning. Thanks!

Thank you very much

Thank you 😊

very easy to follow

:0 this was unexpected for me x) thanks sensei

@TraversyMedia

7 жыл бұрын

lol, It was unexpected to me too... I just decided to do it this morning :)

Great vídeos!

Brad my man, Im kinda new to programing and Im already learning Rails, a lot of people told me that its the best way to learn back end. What do you think? Awesome job man, please keep keep going :)

@TraversyMedia

7 жыл бұрын

I think it is a good choice. It is very clean compared to something like PHP but all languages/frameworks have pros and cons. Node.js/Python/Ruby on Rails/PHP all good choices, it is all preference.

@juancamiloq1

7 жыл бұрын

Thx a lot man! I´m going to keep learning Rails and later start with the JavaScript thing. I'm still very glad to see your React and other JS videos, to make me the best idea of everything that its going on.

@amani_art

7 жыл бұрын

Juan Camilo Quintero best decision ever.

@harjitsingh7308

5 жыл бұрын

Ruby is cool. It paves a way for other languages, after you know ruby it is easier to learn python, crystal and elixir

hey Brad , your work is fantastic . please make a video on codeigniter restful API.

You helped me a lot...

I thought you are a very skinny and geek looking guy :) I've been wrong for years! Thanks for another great tutorial.

@TraversyMedia

7 жыл бұрын

I get that a lot :) Unfortunately that is how we think of programmers. I enjoy breaking stereotypes

great tutorial!

Thank you matey!

nice explanation

If you are using a recent version or RoR and get the error `undefined method update_attributes` for the update functionality, replace the `update_attributes` with just `update`

well done! Excellent!

Thanx Brad...

Nice tutorial

Hey Brad, any chance of the same thing with PHP7? Keep up the great work, I'm doing your React course right now too

great tutorial

If you get "ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken" error you can add skip_before_filter :verify_authenticity_token to application_controller.rb to make it work

@makymadi242

5 жыл бұрын

skip_before_action :verify_authenticity_token

Thanks a lot!