I must say that upgrading from Rails 4.2 to Rails 5.0 has been way smoother than previous rails. Upgrading from 3.2 to 4.0 was hard and upgrading from 2.3 to 3.0 was a plain nightmare. Hands down to the Rails core team this time around, they have really done a Great job. I have managed… Continue reading Upgraded Site from Rails 4.2 to Rails 5
Creating a simple contact form with Ruby on Rails is straight forward and simple but I found an even simpler way of doing your contact form. If all you want is an email sent to you with the details of the contact form then I recommend that you take a look at formspree. It allows… Continue reading Creating a simple Contact form using formspree.io
When building your own application using Ruby on Rails and you are a one man team, you really can use all the help you can get. I am going to list a few of the services I am using that is making the process of building a application a little more enjoyable. Digital Ocean The… Continue reading Useful Services for self hosted rails applications
I have been recently trying out reactjs and decided to rebuild the shopping list section using it. give it a try, you can login as a Guest.READMORE To get started with react and rails I used a gem called react-rails. The gem allows you to do server side rendering as well which I thought could… Continue reading Reactjs Shopping Lists
So what am i trying to accomplish is building a online price book you can use for your grocery shopping READMORE If you don’t know what a Price Book is I suggest you read Wikipedia Definition and Melanie Pinola’s blog article on How to Save the Most Money on Your Grocery Budget with a Price… Continue reading The Big Picture
So the Blog is alive and kicking and I will be blogging here about the journey of the grocery price book app I am building
Grant Petersen-Speelman 