Name: How Rails boots
Uploaded: 2016-02-05T19:54:29.000Z
Duration: 24 min 31 s
Description: Episode 3 of Ruby on Rails, a 7-part video series by Neeraj Singh.

How Rails boots

How autoloading works in Rails

How Arel works

How callbacks work in Rails

Discusses how to use pjax technique in a Ruby on Rails application.

Current state of pjax support in browsers

Pjax on Rails

In all our applications we have a directory called app/services. In this directory we put all kinds of services. Now what’s a service.

A service is anything that a model should not be concerned about. Like How to send SMS, how to deliver email, making call to external service, parsing CSV file. It all depends on the application what should be in the model and what should be in the services.

The additional job of services is to keep model thin and manageable by extracting certain business rule into a service in itself.

7 Patterns to refactor fat Active Record models

Using services to manage code

Use uuid and tagged logging to debug Rails application.

#config/intializers/tagged_logging.rb 
 Wheel::Application.config.log_tags = [ :subdomain, :uuid ] 


 #app/controllers/application_controller.rb 
 before_action :set_honeybadger_context 

 def set_honeybadger_context 
   hash = { uuid: request.uuid } 

   if current_user 
       hash.merge!({ user_id: current_user.id, user_email: current_user.email }) 
   end 

     Honeybadger.context hash 
 end

How Rails boots

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