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Join two nerds as we share and discover one another's favorite books, movies, games, comics and more, from old classics to the new hotness. It'll be familiar to one of us, new to the other, and (if we're doing it right) entertaining for you! | Come talk to us on social media! Twitter: https://twitter.com/gettingrecd Tumblr: https://gettingrecd.tumblr.com Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/gettingrecd Email: [email protected]
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We have a chill post-Memorial Day Weekend episode and go over the very chill “cute girls camping” anime series Yuru Camp, before getting deep into the trippy sci-fi film Contact. Discussion topics include the horrors of being an introvert and other people wanting to do things with you, anime food porn, the gripping drama of scientists trying to get…
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This week we dive into the post-apocalypse gender studies comic series 'Y: The Last Man', and the innovative silent films of Buster Keaton. Discussion topics include secret George Washington spy rings, distinguishing your Busters from your Humphreys, early-2000s feminism, and early-1920s eroticism.For links, references, and more info, check us out …
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It has been almost one year since the boys of PlayedSawWatching have gathered together to discuss games, movies, tv, and MMA. Driven apart by work, family, and perhaps a slight resentment of Evan, they have barely spoken during their respective hiatus' (hiatuses?), but finally...they have returned. Except for Evan. Screw that guy.…
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In order to get someone a timeline in JotRod, we need followers and following lists to compile the Jots from. This means that we need to add a new ColumnFamily called Followers and another one called Following. We don't have the joins capability from relational databases to do this for us.I'm going to hijack the User model's database connection to …
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When I started playing with Cassandra, I wound up writing part of an ORM to get what I needed from it.I want to build actual projects with Rails, Ruby, or other technologies for my videos rather than just narrowly demonstrate a piece of technology. So, I'm bringing you up to speed with Sandra so that as I continue with the Twitter Clone, you'll kno…
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You can get cassandra at cassandra.apache.org and the ruby gem by running:gem install cassandraI did run into a problem with the trift_client gem when installing. If you get a Load Error, run this.sudo chmod 644 /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/thrift_client-0.6.3/lib/thrift_client/*.rbsudo chmod 755 /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/thrift_client…
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With the recent release of the Google Plus beta (ask me for an invite if you want one), I felt it appropriate to show a simple way to create a Like or +1 button for your Rails application. The app and concept is pretty simple, so I won't worry about posting the code below.Install:gem 'make_flaggable', :git => 'git://github.com/cavneb/make_flaggable…
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Specification Clicking a star rating turns on the stars to the left of the star I clicked. Clicking a star submits the star rating. When I refresh the page, the star ratings should be persistent.We’ll be using Rails’ functions including: form_for hidden_field Rails HelpersWe’ll be using jQuery functions including: click each ajax
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For a basic deployment recipe, check out Basic Deployment with CapistranoThis episode demonstrates how to extend deployment to deploy to stage and production. Overall it’s rather simple. All it entails is creating a new task for each stage you want to deploy to with the settings you need changed.Here’s an example:task :stage dorole :web, "stage.tea…
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Polymorphic associations are very simple, as are many-to-many associations. When you blend the two, it's not nearly as simple. Since there isn't a working build-in mechanism for many-to-many polymorphic associations.Here's a quick demo of what happens if you try to set up a traditional has_many :through association with a polymorphic association. I…
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I had several requests in UserVoice to provide a Many to Many tutorial in Rails. This is a demonstration of how to put together a "has and belongs to many" association and a "has many through" association.This is somewhat basic to Ruby on Rails, but important if you need to associate different models.Download 161.3 MBDownload iPhone & iPod 97.7 MB…
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CoffeeScript offers more than nice syntax for setting and managing data and functions. It also offers Classes, Inheritance, access to a 'super' method, Ruby-style string interpolation, easy variable and function bindings, and chained comparisons.Here's the code I showed in the video:class Vehicle constructor: (@name) -> move: (miles) -> console.log…
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Ruby on Rails 3.1 is moving to use Sprockets to compile CoffeeScript into JavaScript and include JQuery in it's JavaScript by default.This is a quick demo of how it all hangs together to manage your JavaScript in Rails 3.1.Download 65.7 MBDownload (iPod & iPhone) 41.4 MBBy Teach Me To Code Screencasts HD
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CoffeeScript is now going to be a default installation with Ruby on Rails. So, I installed CoffeeScript and NodeJS and have been playing with it for the last hour or so.Here are the basics you need to know to use CoffeeScript including functions, arrays, hashes (objects), control functions (if, else, unless) and loops.In my opinion it is friendlier…
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Single Table Inheritance is a great way to handle related models that descend from the same class. The classic example is a Car class with Ford, Chevy, and Honda subclasses.This Ruby on Rails Tutorial provides an example and explains how Rails puts all of the information in the same database table and allows you to query things from both the superc…
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In preparing to show off SASS, I found the Compass system, which uses SASS and organizes your stylesheets in a unique way. In this tutorial, I walk you though installing compass, installing the 960 grid system, and organizing your SASS stylesheets in an intelligent way.One note, I couldn't remember the URL for the 960 grid system. It's http://960.g…
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Because I'm going to be testing in cucumber sections of the site that require a user to be logged in, I decided to get it out of the way. So, in this video, I write a cucumber feature to test login and round it off with a few tests on the devise generated user model to make sure it continues to behave as I expect it to as I update it throughout the…
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Capistrano has been the most popular way to deploy Ruby and Rails applications for a long time. This video provides a quick demonstration of a basic recipe for deploying a Rails 3 application.I made this video a while ago and I realized that I never posted it. Here is a very basic recipe for deploying with Capistrano.Download 30.1 MBDownload (iPhon…
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I'm trying something new and using the YouTube player. Let me know if you see any differences.In this video, I demonstrate how to create, merge, and delete local and remote branches in Git.Git is a Source Control Management system written by Linus Torvalds for managing development on the Linux operating system.Download (29.3 MB)Download (iPhone & i…
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This is the continuation of the Rails 3 Build a Blog series. This episode includes implementation of the Edit and Destroy methods on the Posts Controller. There are a lot of things left to cover on Rails 3, but this gets you the basics of the MVC framework and how to use Cucumber to build your application using BDD.Download 361.3 MBDownload (iPhone…
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