A handy reference for generating migrations in your Ruby on Rails app — I cover the basics like adding columns and tables, adjusting column types (and loads more), plus some tips and tricks...
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We use the faker gem to seed our database with 10,000 fake posts. Then, we're going to speed up seeding by 9.4x, using either upsert_all or the activerecord-import gem.
This method to split your database seeds by Rails environment is clean and simple, and is perfect to split up your `seeds.rb` file. It's a brilliant method! I just wish I'd thought of it first 😅