| LOW | nodeJS/express/forms_and_data_handling.md | 24 | <input placeholder="John Doe" type="text" name="fullName" id="fullName"> |
| LOW | databases/databases/databases_and_sql.md | 60 | INSERT INTO users (name, email) VALUES ('foobar', 'foo@bar.com'); |
| LOW | databases/databases/databases_and_sql.md | 72 | WHERE email='foo@bar.com'; |
| LOW | archive/html_css/project_design.md | 23 | 1. Add in some meaningless text to those divs (whether copied from the homepage or a [lorem ipsum generator](http://gene |
| LOW | …dations/html_css/html_foundations/working_with_text.md | 24 | Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor |
| LOW | …dations/html_css/html_foundations/working_with_text.md | 24 | Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor |
| LOW | …dations/html_css/html_foundations/working_with_text.md | 209 | 1. To get some practice working with text in HTML, create a plain blog article page which uses different headings, uses |
| LOW | ruby_on_rails/forms_and_authentication/form_basics.md | 42 | Parameters: {"utf8"=>"✓", "authenticity_token"=>"jJa87aK1OpXfjojryBk2Db6thv0K3bSZeYTuW8hF4Ns=", "email"=>"foo@bar.com" |
| LOW | ruby_on_rails/forms_and_authentication/form_basics.md | 63 | Now another thing we talked about in the controller section was nesting data. You'll often want to tuck submitted data n |
| LOW | ruby_on_rails/forms_and_authentication/form_basics.md | 78 | Parameters: {"utf8"=>"✓", "authenticity_token"=>"jJa87aK1OpXfjojryBk2Db6thv0K3bSZeYTuW8hF4Ns=", "user"=>{"first_name"= |
| LOW | ruby_on_rails/forms_and_authentication/project_forms.md | 58 | Parameters: {"utf8"=>"✓", "authenticity_token"=>"jJa87aK1OpXfjojryBk2Db6thv0K3bSZeYTuW8hF4Ns=", "email"=>"foo@bar.com |
| LOW | ruby_on_rails/forms_and_authentication/project_forms.md | 67 | Parameters: {"authenticity_token"=>"WUaJBOpLhFo3Mt2vlEmPQ93zMv53sDk6WFzZ2YJJQ0M=", "username"=>"foobar", "email"=>"fo |
| LOW | ruby_on_rails/forms_and_authentication/project_forms.md | 94 | Parameters: {"authenticity_token" => "WUaJBOpLhFo3Mt2vlEmPQ93zMv53sDk6WFzZ2YJJQ0M=", "user" =>{ "username" => "foobar |
| LOW | …vanced_forms_and_activerecord/active_record_queries.md | 35 | [#<User id: 1, email: "foo@bar.com">] |
| LOW | …vanced_forms_and_activerecord/active_record_queries.md | 89 | 1. `User.where(email: "foo@bar.com")` |
| LOW | …vanced_forms_and_activerecord/active_record_queries.md | 90 | 1. `User.where("email" => "foo@bar.com")` |
| LOW | …vanced_forms_and_activerecord/active_record_queries.md | 91 | 1. `User.where("email = 'foo@bar.com'")` |
| LOW | …vanced_forms_and_activerecord/active_record_queries.md | 92 | 1. `User.where("email = ?", "foo@bar.com")` |
| LOW | …vanced_forms_and_activerecord/active_record_queries.md | 93 | 1. `User.where("users.email" => "foo@bar.com")` |
| LOW | …vanced_forms_and_activerecord/active_record_queries.md | 101 | The key thing to note is that `#find` returns the actual record while `#where` returns an `ActiveRecord::Relation` which |
| LOW | …vanced_forms_and_activerecord/active_record_queries.md | 103 | `#find_by` is a really neat method that basically lets you build your own finder method. It's an alternative to using `# |
| LOW | …tml_css/intermediate_css_concepts/custom_properties.md | 87 | <p class="cool-paragraph">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.</p> |
| LOW | …tml_css/intermediate_css_concepts/custom_properties.md | 87 | <p class="cool-paragraph">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.</p> |
| LOW | …tml_css/intermediate_css_concepts/custom_properties.md | 89 | <p class="exciting-paragraph">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.</p> |
| LOW | …tml_css/intermediate_css_concepts/custom_properties.md | 89 | <p class="exciting-paragraph">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.</p> |
| LOW | ruby/basic_ruby/methods.md | 179 | "Jane Doe" |