Fullstack E-Commerce: Ruby on Rails 7, Hotwire, Tailwind, Stripe, PostgreSQL

Hey everyone, in this 5 hour tutorial you will learn how to build a full stack e-commerce app using Rails 7, hotwire, tailwind CSS, stripe and postgresql.

Feel free to reach out to me with any questions or if you get stuck.

Main Features:
- Auth
- Admin Product Management System
- User storefront
- Local storage based Cart
- User Checkout w/Stripe

[FixEcomm]

i hope Ruby and projects like these stays under the radar of 'Javascript' tutorials gurus

[SamuelOjeyinka]

If you have encountered errors related to the stock, here is what needs to be corrected. To create the stock, use the Rails command `rails g scaffold admin::stock product:references amount:integer size:string`. Then, navigate to the migration file, similar to what we did with previous migration files. Remove the "admin" from "admin_stocks" and change it to "stocks" only. Run `rails db:migrate`. After that, move the `stock.rb` model file out of the admin folder and follow the same steps we took for the order models.

Additionally, remove "Admin" from the stock controller. Next, open your `routes.rb` file and nest resources `:stocks` into `:products` as follows:

resources :products do
resources :stocks
end
```

[sheko]

This is a nice Christmas gift, please continue with tutorials for rails like that, real projects.

[SurajSJagtap]

Amazing... Thanks for coming back to YT. Looking forward to more videos. Thanks

[cricboost]

Now, that's what I was looking for. That's totally worth. Please make more interesting projects with Rails + Hotwire

[SamuelOjeyinka]

To avoid issues with `./bin/dev`, simply execute `rails tailwindcss:build` before starting your Rails server. This ensures that the Tailwind CSS styles will be properly applied when your server is running.

[michaelvision]

I love your tmux neovim setup with the server console under the editor and the web page to the right. I will be doing some tweaks to my TMUXINATOR setup. I am using Alacrity with Tmux and Tmuxinator with MOOD neovim setup. Thanks for the superb content.

[raqibabdullah]

Your content is amazing and so easy to follow, Conner! 🔥
Big respect! 🙌 Please consider creating a comprehensive SaaS tutorial with Rails and Hotwire. 🙏
Coding in Rails truly is an art!

[mwenyan]

Haven't reached half an hour into the tutorial but I've hit both the subscribe and like button. Awesome stuff, Thanks 👍!!

[haroldpepete]

woahhh, that was one of the greatest come back ever, thanks, thank to you a lost the fear for testing with rpesc

[ekhsbgy]

Wow. Blowing my mind. Amazing! My sincere compliments and huge thank you.

[dencam]

Thank for sharing this.

Rails has been lacking learning materials for newbies as compared to other web frameworks

[njongefred]

Thank you so much sir
Hope to see more of real projects in your channel

[richillartloe]

This is a great tutorial, very helpful. Thank you very much!

[Wilson-orrt]

Holy cow, that is awesome! Thanks for the tutorial

[seb]

Nice video 🙏🏻! Really detailed. It will be nice to add chapters to easily navigate in the video.

[prashlovessamosa]

Thanks man i am struggling a lot as there are not many learning resources to learn Ruby when YT gave me stuff in Algo thanks again for Sharing.

[critec]

Thank you for this lesson, I would like to see the further implementation of the project. For example, user profile, role distribution, favorites. In short, a full-fledged online store) This would be very useful. Спасибо!

[Dracometeor]

you deserve my subscribed. You made a good web application for free

[dennisalves]

This tutorial is amazing guy, thank you so much for this it