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Rails 6 Buffer clone built following a go rails tutorial. User connects their twitter account(s). User can schedule tweets to be sent at specific times (uses sidekiq) and see published tweets.

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A buffer clone - Go Rails tutorial

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Demo on Heroku. It might take a few seconds to spin up.

New Stuff learned:

  • using the Twitter API
  • localization helper: l
  • using the current attributes
  • print out var in rails logger: Rails.logger.info auth
  • using OmniAuth 2.0 credentials
  • create a background job
  • using Sidekiq for background jobs

I had some issues building this one, I had migrated a table without checking, and it had a typo. So dropped the table and rebuilt db. It worked... but it took me a few days of repeating the lessons, and not seeing the issue to figure it out. I saw it wasn't saving to the db, but I thought it was an auth issue with twitter...

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Rails 6 Buffer clone built following a go rails tutorial. User connects their twitter account(s). User can schedule tweets to be sent at specific times (uses sidekiq) and see published tweets.

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