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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 [...]

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 [...]

Rails 2.3.4 includes a conventional way to add seed data to your application - no more including it in the migration files.

Migrations now have a timestamp as their version number in Rails 2.1. In this episode I will explain this change as well as show you some other cool additions.

Migrations are now sexy in Rails 2.0! In this episode we will take a look at these improvements and the related rake tasks.