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RailsCasts #35 Custom REST Actions

Railscasts - 2007-05-23 - free

REST adds many constraints. It restricts your controllers to seven actions. Normally this is okay, but sometimes you need to add your own custom actions. Learn how in this episode.

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RailsCasts #34 Named Routes

Railscasts - 2007-05-21 - free

When you add a custom route, make it a named route so you have url helper methods to easily link to that new route. See episode for details.

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RailsCasts #26 Hackers Love Mass Assignment

Railscasts - 2007-05-02 - free

Your site may be at risk! When using mass assignment, you are giving the user complete control over that model and its associations. See how a hacker might use this vulnerability and learn how to stop it in this episode.

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RailsCasts #23 Counter Cache Column

Railscasts - 2007-04-25 - free

If you need to display the record count for a has_many association, you can improve performance by caching that number in a column.

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RailsCasts #17 HABTM Checkboxes

Railscasts - 2007-04-11 - free

It is often asked: how do I create a list of checkboxes for managing a HABTM association? Ask no more because this episode will show you how to do exactly that.

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RailsCasts #16 Virtual Attributes

Railscasts - 2007-04-09 - free

Keep your controllers clean and forms flexible by adding virtual attributes to your model. This very powerful technique allows you to create form fields which may not directly relate to the database.

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RailsCasts #4 Move Find into Model

Railscasts - 2007-03-12 - free

Move a find into the model to clean up the controllers and remove duplication. Also see how you can call these custom find methods through an association.

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RailsCasts #1 Caching with Instance Variables

Railscasts - 2007-03-04 - free

Learn a quick way to improve performance. Just store the end result of an expensive command in an instance variable!

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