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As a test, try this...

module ArticlesHelper
  def status_for(article)
    if article.published_at.present?
      if article.published_at > Time.zone.now
        "Scheduled"
      else
        "Published"
      end
    else
      "Draft"
    end
  end
end

Hi Simon,

Double check your migration(s) on the Article class/model to make sure you have a published_at column. If it's missing it'll throw a no method error. I cloned the gorails repo for this episode and had no problems with the code Chris wrote.

If you run into any problems, please leave another comment on this thread.

Happy weekend!

Active Storage works fine for file uploads especially to s3 and works nicely, but honestly I'd probably wait a bit until they cut the 5.2 release since there are still some open issues on it. As Jack mentioned it's not as feature-rich as Shrine or other gems. I'm on 5.1.4 and I use either Shrine or Carrierwave as my needs are simple. Honestly, probably best for you to test out both and see which one fits your use case.

You can use acts_as_taggable but you can really get the same functionality with categories and tags using a has_many_through relationship between your content and categories/tags.

You can see an example of how I did this with categories with a simple wiki app I built: here

For more info, check this out Passenger/Nginx reference

@karim I don't know anything about hatch, I just use straight servers without the bells/whistles. But the configuration declarative should go in your nginx host block.

That should keep however many cores you have busy :)

Basically, you specify that your rails app run "8 processes" at once and each will use one core. The way it can be done is by using phusion passenger (with Nginx) and set the following parameters
passenger_max_pool_size 8;
passenger_max_instances_per_app 8;

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You didn't specify that you needed such.

Hmmm, well Jacob's suggestion on editing your /etc/hosts file is probably your best bet.