firehose-office-hours-4-1-2015.txt

18:11:47	 From aaronwashburn : Per Ken’s suggested I did
18:11:53	 From Marco Morawec : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DSo0bHUAGE8kppmwGVTIVdsP6C2WiNWnnOEIFL9pJtQ/edit?usp=sharing
18:12:16	 From aaronwashburn : has_many :collaborating_clients, :through :collaborations, :source => :client
18:12:56	 From aaronwashburn : This gave me all clients but in 2 variables.  Any way to combine those into just one call or am I back to combining them as an array?
18:14:56	 From Mal : By “2 variables”, do you mean “clients” and “collaborating_clients”?
18:15:30	 From aaronwashburn : Yes, with Ken’s suggestions I get @user.clients and @user.collaborating_clients.  I would love to access them as I call.
18:15:39	 From aaronwashburn : as one call....
18:19:49	 From Marco Morawec : flixter/app/assets/views/instructor/courses/new.html.erb
<%= simple_form_for @course, :url => instructor_courses_path do |f| %>

vs.
flixter/app/assets/views/layouts/application/new.html.erb  (in the footer)
<%= link_to 'Teach a course', new_instructor_course_path %>
18:21:47	 From Hayli : yup just got up:)
18:22:25	 From Mal : We could make a scope on Client, to find Clients based on user, or based on collaborations that the user is in
18:22:51	 From aaronwashburn : OK.  I’ll check that out.
18:22:55	 From aaronwashburn : Thanks.
18:23:29	 From Mal : though we should look at whether you could work with just one has_many
18:24:02	 From Mal : maybe if a User has a client through collobrations, does it need to have a direct connection to a client?
18:25:09	 From Ken Mazaika : class Dog
18:25:10	 From Ken Mazaika : end
18:30:03	 From brentsullivan : Self and This confusing...
18:33:32	 From Marco Morawec : Here’s the CSS with superpowers: http://sass-lang.com/
18:33:42	 From Marco Morawec : Which is what we’re using in Rails
18:38:02	 From Jeremy : pg_dump
18:38:18	 From Jeremy : or pq, maybe, i know the mysql stuff better
18:40:23	 From forest_handford : Factory girl is a good tool for populating a new database with default data.
18:41:20	 From Ken Mazaika : Check this out, Brent:
18:41:21	 From Ken Mazaika : https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-postgresql#pg-push-and-pg-pull
18:42:20	 From Marco Morawec : The two gems: https://github.com/thoughtbot/factory_girl_rails
18:42:38	 From Marco Morawec : faker gem: https://github.com/stympy/faker
18:42:53	 From Ben : I need to head out, have a good night everyone
18:44:35	 From aaronwashburn : See you Ben
18:48:34	 From brentsullivan : Thx for Factory Girl and Faker!
18:49:59	 From aaronwashburn : It will come along Hayli.  I’m in my last couple weeks and still learning a lot about what goes where.  It eventually just clicks
18:50:06	 From Danny : The videos, in general, are EXTREMELY helpful in understand the “why” behind the “what"
18:52:32	 From Hayli : Thanks will go through the videos in more depth
18:55:31	 From brentsullivan : See you next week, everyone. Headed to another meeting.
18:55:46	 From Ramon : cya
18:58:17	 From Danny : see ya next time round everyone.
19:00:53	 From Michael Warren : https://zapier.com/zapbook/google-docs/slack/
19:01:04	 From Ramon : thanks everyone