#activerecords

[allenarlene]

In Ruby on Rails, Active Record offers an interface among tables in a relational database. In MVC, Active Record is the M model. The Model interacts with the database, sends information to the controller, and is a SQL table. Association in Rails represents the relationship between models. It is also the association between two Active Record models.

[ottottorecords]

Loleatta Hollaway - Strong Enough
Active Records 73079-1
A1:Strong Enough (Larry’s Radio Edit)
A2:Strong Enough (Larry’s Remix)
A3:Strong Enough (Larry’s Dub)
B1:Strong Enough (Original Radio Edit)
B2:Strong Enough (FK Dub)
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[botreetech]

Notable ActiveRecord changes in Rails 6 – Part 2 - BoTree Technologies

Learn more about Rails 6 new methods and the changes to an existing methods of AvtiveRecords which makes your performance faster, easier and in one shot you can perform multiple things.

[bill-ur-sag]

Thursdays riffageddon. Had EDM for years but got nightfall from Noise Is For Heros last year on my birthday. Candlemass - Epicus Doomicus Metalicus - Peaceville records 2010 repress. Candlemass - Nightfall - OG 1987 Active Records Pressing (was also released on Axis Records for mainland Europe in 1987). #Candlemass #Candlemassband #Doommetal #Metal #BareRiffsM8 #Sweden #Doom #Peacevillerecords #ActiveRecords (at England)

[horrorpaingoredeath]

#mezzrow #thencamethegrilling #mikejuliano #originalmeme #thencamethekilling #sweden #swedish #thrashmetal #thrash #nickeandersson #deathbreath #entombed #nihilist #treblinka #grilling #grill #bbq #bbqchef #spatula #activerecords #hpgd #horrorpaingoredeath (at Horror Pain Gore Death Productions)

[couturecoding-blog]

Week 3 - Wednesday

The first Ruby on Rails day - which was quite exciting. During a longer than usual lecture (but with an intense exercise break) CJ explained a bit more about the history of Rails and its different layers. The bottom layer is the database followed by migrations and models, which were the focus points for today. Following layers such as models/controllers/views will be discussed later on in the course. Additionally CJ explained associations in depth and those clarifications came in useful during the assignment.

For the assignment we worked on a url shortener in Rails using ActiveRecords. The assignment was great in walking us through the steps of creating a Rail project, how to use migrations and how to set up your models. Drawing the different tables and their relationships on paper helps for the actual implementation. Instead of writing SQL in our Ruby codes we used the methods available my ActiveRecords. Overall I felt this assignment went pretty smooth and we were able to finish everything + bonus before the end of class. The bonus part included a custom validation which was a bit challenging.

I tried the practice assessment tonight which is part SQL and part associations. I need to work on my speed a bit more (and mind the errors due to typing) but hopefully it shouldn't be too much of a problem.

Am looking forward to building another app tomorrow!