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Posted by Rashad Madison
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Rashad Madison
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 26,370 Points

need serious help with treebook app

http://teamtreehouse.com/library/build-a-simple-ruby-on-rails-application

Wow, i have had such a hard time with the Build a Simple Ruby on Rails Application tutorial.It was going well at first I was learning a allot then I got to the authentication process and found that rails 4 handles it entirely differently then the one used in the Treebook tutorial. I was hoping some one could help me on the how toos of ruby on rails 4 authentication

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Nick Stellato
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Nick Stellato
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Nick Stellato
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Nick Stellato
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Is there a reason that you have to use ROR 4? If not, I would use RVM to install the rails version that they are using in the tutorial. That way you can at least get through the tutorial. Once that is done, I would go back and translate the app to ROR 4. If you are new to ROR, it is better to complete the tutorial in the version used in the tutorial because the help is all there for you. Once you become more experienced, it is easier to translate into different versions.

Rashad Madison
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Rashad Madison
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Rashad Madison
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Rashad Madison
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Oh yeah downgradeing is one of the first things i tried to do. I deleted rails 4 deprtiated to 3.2 i think it still was looking for strong parameters. I got a book on rails and devise last night its up to date. I will read it and try and see if i can get the hang of it if it doesnt work out I will ask a few more questions