Just including the script tags Google Analytics provides you is not enough to enable analytics when a user is navigating your app with Turbolinks.
We need to enable our app to send analytics to google every time Turbolinks loads, and I wanted to share the solution I came up with
You can run Rails Jobs without having to configure any backend. The only things you need are the Rails console and the perform_now method.
Suppose you created a job called PrintHappy:
rails generate job print_happy
You can navigate to the app/jobs folder and populate the perform method
It's possible to use multiple RSpec change matchers with a single block of code. The only thing you need is to use the and keyword to link them.
The general form is something like this:
expect{
action_that_produces_change
}.to change(...)
.and change(...)
...
.and change(...)
Let's see how this
In Rails, there are two main ways of creating many-to-many relationships between models:
This is Quick tips, so let's cut to the chase.
This is the easiest way to establish a