Rails 6 API Tutorial - Basic controllers and models p.2

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In this video series we will continue building a Rails API. Backend APIs are useful for serving data to frontend applications, mobile apps or other backend services.

This video covers:
1:10 - Generating a controller with Rails scaffolding
3:02 - Testing the controller with cURL
4:18 - Updating the controller to return a list of books
5:31 - Creating a Book model and database migration
7:15 - Running the migration
9:12 - Adding Book records to the database, via the Rails console

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I like the way you take things so slow for anyone to pick all the microunits of what you are explaining. I like it so much, Thank you for this series

kibirigejohn
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I was desperately looking for good explanations on how to approach Rails and, few DAYS later, I found your videos.
Thanks a lot ;)

_Shankhara
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I start learning to write API with Rails and I find out this tutorial, It's so great I'm going finish it. Thank you for sharing this knowledge. YOU ARE AMAZING

dang.nguyen
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Thanks a lot, your way to learn is awesome!!

satreuh
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Thanks man, this series helped me a lot ❤

ahmedmustafa
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masterfully done. I was learned alot in these two videos. off to the third!

thatoneguy
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thanks for your videos. greetings from Chile

DanielJimenez-igmv
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Hi, i'm following your tutorial and i will do my best to finish it so thank you for sharing. I'm learning a lot. I was wondering what extensions do you use on your VS Code, or which ones do you recommend. Thank you!

guidomedina
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Which extensions do you use in vcs for rails?

Frenkyk
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Gracias Mister Tom, muy agradecido por el excelente tutorial, lo podre desarrollar en rails 7 o tendré problemas de compatibilidad... saludos de los andes peruanos

josbexerra
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Hey Tom, Did you finish all of course?

quanghainguyen
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These are great videos. I went through this tutorial a few months ago, but forgot a lot of it. I am currently doing a mini project, and it would be great to connect with you if you have a minute to sorta talk about rails as an api. I can explain the project - it's not big. If this is a possibility, is there a way to reach out?

Jacobl