In this last post from this series, we will implement a simple authorization in our blog application.

In this article, we will implement the ability for users to create, update, delete, and publish posts.

In this blog post, we’ll continue developing our blog application by implementing user authentication.

In this part, we will generate a Post model and a Posts controller and start implementing the relationship between users and posts.

In this series, we’ll create a simple blog application using Ruby on Rails 7. We’ll have a Post resource and a User resource. We’ll implement authentication for our users. Users will be able to create new posts, publish them, update them, and delete them.

In this post, we will discuss how we can import custom fonts into a Rails 7 application using the asset pipeline. We will use Rails 7.0.3 and Ruby 3.1.2.

In Ruby on Rails, it’s easy to change a column type in your application database. Say we have an online shop, and the prices of the products are integers. But now, we want decimals. How can we achieve that? In this post, we’ll talk about how we can do that using Ruby on Rails 7…

In this post, we’ll generate an XML sitemap for a Ruby a Rails blog application. We’ll use Rails 7.0.3 and Ruby 3.1.2.