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bpohoriletz.github.io
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| | | | | Time: 10-15 min Level: Intermediate Code: Application Revision: Oct 30, 24 | |
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kaukas.mataroa.blog
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citizen428.net
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| | | | | If you often create new Rails apps, application templates can be a real timesaver. They have a very simple API, which allows developers to make changes to the Gemfile, execute Rails or Git commands, manage files and more. Heres a simple template I use to generate a new Rails app with Devise already set up: gem 'devise' after_bundle do rails_command 'generate devise:install' rails_command 'generate devise User' end The first line adds Devise to the Gemfile and the after_bundle hook runs two generators pro... | |
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rickardlindberg.me
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| | | When I was researching the Zettelkasten method (a specific way to take notes), I ended up on Writing Slowly. It looked like this: Besides the content, that I was also interested in, I thought that this was a nice looking blog. It had a clutter free UI, nice formatting, and support for pages and categories. I thought that I would like to have this as well. (My current blog that is hosted as a static site on GitHub Pages is in need for an update. | ||
