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In this video, we configure the Rails project to accept CORS HTTP traffic, and we configure the JSONAPI::Resources gem.
Since the recording of this video the default configuration for CSRF protection in Rails 2.5 has changed! To continue revert to the old defaults and to follow along with this course, add the following line to config/application.rb
after the api_only
config:
config.action_controller.allow_forgery_protection = false
Instructor
Ryan Tablada is a Senior Engineer at Prototypal and member of the Ember Learning team. He formerly taught at the Iron Yard coding school and has been using Ember.js since 2011.
In this course, we'll build a Full Stack app in Ember.js 3.0 with a real JSONAPI compliant backend to manage books, authors, users, reviews, and the relationships between them. Working with Ember components, you'll build reusable forms to create, update, and delete the resources in your application. Then, following conventions set by the Ember community, you'll create a search component to easily look up books and authors. You'll later discover the power of liquid-fire
, an Ember addon we'll use, to create stunning transitions between routes and pages. Then you'll tackle user signup and authentication using ember-simple-auth
to manage user sessions and authenticated routes. Finally, you'll deploy your new full stack Ember application to Heroku with server side rendering using ember-fastboot
.
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