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bertomart said
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nofuture said
Love it! Lots of explanations - quality material.
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knightstick said
Another great episode of Soup to Bits, keep them coming please guys!!!
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patrickdavey said
Hi guys - just wanted to say thanks especially to Carlos for showing that little gem of a gem - sucker_punch. Now using it for a little carpooling for ski-fields app I run (www.snowpool.org) ... very handy as it's not a very busy app, and I didn't really want to run a background job on heroku. Anyway - thanks heaps!
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patrickdavey said
Thanks @carlos - and thanks for the tweet too ;) It's unfortunately not used much outside of NZ (getting critical mass is hard!), but, in the NZ winter it's used quite a bit (so, when you come for a ski holiday, you might even be able to get a lift from the airport to, say, Mt. Olympus where they have a hottub at 1600m.. an excellent place to relax with a beer after a day on the slopes :)
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Michael Watts said
Really good - thank you guys - I look forward to these sessions with you two.
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pascal huynh said
Thank you guys ! Love it, but now we want more and more...
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lockstep said
Great episode. Thank you.
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danielmachonestle said
Great and very useful screencast. Thanks Carlos, thanks Gregg!
About This Screencast
In this episode, Carlos Souza and Gregg Pollack upgrade a Rails app from Rails 4.0 to Rails 4.2. We will first walk through upgrading the existing Rails API application we built in the Surviving APIs With Rails episode, which powers an Ember.js application. We will also take a look at some new features that were released along with this update.
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Excellent guys. Thank you.