Introduction to ORM (Object Relational Mapping) models and a beginning example of how to construct models. This is intended for those who are not familiar with ORMs. In a later video, I will show how to use ActiveRecord, the ORM commonly used in Rails.
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Introduction to ORM (Object Relational Mapping) models and a beginning example of how to construct models. This is intended for those who are not familiar with ORMs. In a later video, I will show how to use ActiveRecord, the ORM commonly used in Rails.
I recently picked up the RubyCasts project again after a 6 month hiatus (I got distracted over the summer), and was wondering if I might be doing something wrong with the video format.
First, is the full screen recording a good idea? I'm trying to go for a "we're building a real world project h...
A previous discussion on the slides [happen here](https://lobste.rs/s/ft3pwh/proposal_new_concurrency_model_for_ruby_3).
Much of the presentation is satire but the last six minutes are a serious plea to the Ruby community.
(Also the first four minutes are technical problems with the presenter's laptop, so you can skip them)
Not a battle to the death, obv. Instead, an exploration of [this wonderful observation](https://vimeo.com/9471538#t=871s) (link starts 1 minute early for context):
> I'm afraid that what this means is that the very attrbutes of Ruby that I find distasteful are what give rise to all the wonderful ...