wewert · April 3, 2017 17:20
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 Sessions, Cookies, and Flashes

 If we didn't have cookies and sessions, what would happen? Everytime you leave a webpage it would ground hogs day. There would be not "login" that would work.
 What is a cookie? A special object that is a key value type that is stored until it expires and used to persist state while user moves from page to page for example.
 What's the difference between a cookie and a session? Cookies expire and sessions are done once the user closes the browser.
 What's serialization and how does it come into play with sessions? Serialization keeping the session encrypted.
 Why would we want to store a user id in a session? So, the user can stay logged in the whole time they are using the browser.
 What is a flash? How long does a flash have before it expires? A special object that only persist from one request to another.
 What syntax would I use to add a user_id key and value to the session? flash.now[:user_id] = "You are logged in"
 What does "HTTP is stateless" mean? HTTP doesn't hold any modified information.
	Sessions, Cookies, and Flashes

	If we didn't have cookies and sessions, what would happen? Everytime you leave a webpage it would ground hogs day. There would be not "login" that would work.
	What is a cookie? A special object that is a key value type that is stored until it expires and used to persist state while user moves from page to page for example.
	What's the difference between a cookie and a session? Cookies expire and sessions are done once the user closes the browser.
	What's serialization and how does it come into play with sessions? Serialization keeping the session encrypted.
	Why would we want to store a user id in a session? So, the user can stay logged in the whole time they are using the browser.
	What is a flash? How long does a flash have before it expires? A special object that only persist from one request to another.
	What syntax would I use to add a user_id key and value to the session? flash.now[:user_id] = "You are logged in"
	What does "HTTP is stateless" mean? HTTP doesn't hold any modified information.