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If you tried emailing me today and received an error, please try again. My email provider went down for a bit but seems to be working now.@multiscan thanks for letting me know. I’ll look into it.@tanvirraj glad to help.@movingahead thanks! :)@etdsoft thanks for sharing!@betacar yeah, I am using it for http://t.co/GMGXA4xbFp. It is just missing a few feature from 1.x which is why I haven’t released it.@disemvoweled I found it too easy to ignore repeating exceptions with other services.@disemvoweled it’s been a while since I’ve used either. I just use Exception Notifier and get the exceptions over email.@pixelstackcom I will consider it, thanks for the suggestion!@Nkburdick I talk as I code, recording the video and audio at the same time.@_carloslopes I am maintaining CanCan for critical issues, but at the moment am not actively working on new features.

@nbailey0920 you should see the code that I don’t show. ;)@bokmann nice job noticing that pattern. :)@ConstantOrbit glad you find them useful. :)@HyderabadK you can run pretty much any Ruby code in seed.rb, so you could use a gem like Populator there.

@timmillwood yes, probably the easiest way is to download through an RSS feed. See http://t.co/L0kPEcGlJk@thomasreidberry thank you for subscribing!@zzz6519003 would PayPal work for you? If so please email me and I can get you setup. ryan@railscasts.com

@jeremywoertink it should work if it’s on the same dev machine.@jkellie @steveklabnik CanCan 2.0 has been on the back burner or a while unfortunately. I do use it though.@steveklabnik I still use CanCan, but I did make an episode on authorization from scratch. http://t.co/ld7MyaITV9

@zefhous @mikegehard glad to help!@johnny_shields thanks for pointing me to the active repo.@dirksierd responded via email.@dirksierd hmm, could you email me that URL? Thanks. ryan@railscasts.com@johnny_shields I did take a look at that in preparing for the episode but didn’t cover it. I think because it doesn’t appear active.@dirksierd sorry that it wasn’t working. Is it working for you now?@i_pinkerton I encode the videos on my own and upload them to a VPS (hosted by Digital Ocean)

@MilesForrest thanks! :)@craftshape that’s an interesting idea. Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll consider it.

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@nicorit yes, that is the plan once I get a chance to implement it. Shouldn’t be too hard to implement.@nicorit for now it’s best to override the loading behavior with a before filter and set the attribute params directly.@nicorit I have a plan in my head, just need to implement it. Trouble is finding the time at the moment.@ThibaultHagler glad to help!@rimian lol ;)@JouniKaplas glad to help!

@rubygeekdotcom thanks! :)@JoshDoody @elight I don’t consult, but thanks for asking.@happymrdave thanks!@elight thanks for the kind words. :)@JoshDoody @elight if you don’t have a pro subscription you can still check out the code: http://t.co/kJhPinnTic https://t.co/P5lNt34yuu@JoshDoody @elight I’ve done a couple (pro) episodes on multitenancy which both build on auth from scratch: http://t.co/Z9QGopS768@JoshDoody @elight perhaps a better question is “how picky am I with authentication?”. Auth gems work well when you want something quick.@krof hmm, you can pass a relation/scope object to the “can” method to have full control over the scoping, try that?@JoshDoody @elight by the time I get any authentication gem to work the way I need I find it is nearly as complex as doing it from scratch.@JoshDoody @elight Devise can be nice if its features fit well with what you need, but extensive customization gets messy.@BramJetten I just have a simple honeypot captcha and get nearly no spam from it. http://t.co/Lm8EWKEhOe

@rushilgoel or if you want to change the Rails app behavior you can pass change the server option in private_pub.yml@rushilgoel you can pass the “mount:” option to the faye_app call in the rackup file.@NerdNumbers thanks for the kind words!@dhh reminds me of this classic article on failing fast: http://t.co/mb0O5VUBnp@krof do you have a default scope on the model?@MasterDeWitt the PGConn#wait_for_notify method is used for this. See Queue Classic as example: https://t.co/Lafqj4YbjA@JamesJelinek I’ll consider it, thanks for the suggestion!@krof I haven’t heard anything. Have you added an issue to the tracker?

@szabcsee I don’t have time to look into this at the moment, have you tried asking on http://t.co/gBHNFujS6D ?@r00k and thanks for being a great host!

@KenStipek possibly, haven’t had a chance to research batman.js yet.@JoshDoody @elight I’ve done a couple episodes on tracking activity, not quite the same though http://t.co/dcZKIRCznt http://t.co/vcVrwOMACcIt looks like the bulk of the RailsConf live streamed videos have been split and are at http://t.co/7TL3RaSzmF.
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@JoshDoody yeah, if you use the strong_parameters gem in Rails 3.2 the upgrade process will be pretty smooth later.@JoshDoody I would recommend using strong_parameters though.@JoshDoody probably hold off unless there’s a specific feature you are wanting.@thoughtbot thanks for the interview!On this week's podcast we're joined by @rbates to discuss @RailsCasts and more http://t.co/TaG4Y2kfY7
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@samnangchhun good idea, thanks for the suggestion.

@jkellie Thanks for the suggestion. Cool idea I’ll consider covering.@ashconnor Glad you like it

@rdetert thanks for the suggestion! I’ll consider it.@NikoRoberts oops, sorry about that. See if it’s working now. Thanks for reporting. http://t.co/L0kPEcGlJk@taylorwilliamss I’ve merged it into master. Not certain when the next release will be, but hopefully soon (need to handle strong params)

@kalephd yeah, good to meet you!@NikoRoberts thanks for subscribing!@railsconf I feel like I’ve met a lot more Ryans this year than normal.@NikoRoberts if you have a subscription there is a separate RSS feed available for that, available here: http://t.co/L0kPEcGlJk@NikoRoberts #412 was the most recent free episode. I will be releasing another one May 6th.@Jonathan_Hooper I’m in D139 right now if you wanted to meet up.@josephweakley good to meet you!@kalephd could you bring it to room D139? Thanks!Room D139 has some board games. Feel free to play them or bring your own during this longer lunch. #railsconf@railsconf I think @r00k should do a keynote next year!@r00k awesome talk!@amielmartin I’ll check it out, thanks!@elvi_braun great to meet you!@amielmartin cool animations btw, what’d you use for that?@amielmartin thanks!

@jnraine too tired tonight, but hopefully we’ll have a chance to meet tomorrow.@MilesForrest great job!If you aren't up to speed with Rails 4, these 10 free videos from @codeschool should help. http://t.co/9H17M6GTUS
Retweeted by Ryan Bates@MilesForrest deep breath, you’ll do great. :)@kalephd @mperham cool, thanks Jim! They’ll have a game room in one of the BoF rooms. Not sure which one yet.@mperham do you know who brought The Resistance to the game night? Would be fun to have it during the lunch break tomorrow.@_bradrobertson agreed. I like the buffet style. #railsconf@mikeorr85 glad to help!@railsconf isn’t the same without @jimweirich.@SoldierCoder are you at #railsconf? If so we should meet up.@sandimetz great job with your talk yesterday Sandi. One of the best at the conference!Congratulations to the 2013 Ruby Heroes! @hone02 @sandimetz @mperham @raggi @brixen @lindaliukas @phenriettak @karrisaarinen #railsconf@stupied4ever thanks for the suggestion. I do hope to cover DataMapper at some point.