Rails Tutorial | Readable URLs with Friendly ID in Ruby on Rails 6

In this Rails tutorial, we're going to continue building out a blog application from scratch. We're currently focused on the admin/authors area.

In this episode (which is part 5 of the series), we'll make our blog post URLs readable with the Ruby gem Friendly ID (friendly_id).

You can learn more about friendly_id: https://github.com/norman/friendly_id

Ruby on Rails makes it quick and easy to build full-stack web applications from the ground up.

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