Use a GitHub action on a cron schedule to make requests to the Cloudinary API, retrieve images based on a set of conditions, and delete those images. Every request deletes a maximum of 100 images, adjust the cron schedule accordingly.
You'll end up with one that looks like this, from the Inscryber repo
An article following the creation of a dockerised Ruby on Rails application, complete with a dockerised Webpack development server running parallel.
#railsWithVue Chapter 4
This is the fourth installment in a series, describing a way to implement validation for your vue tables.
#railsWithVue Chapter 3
This is the third installment in a series, covering updating Rails data using an inline table editor made with Vue
#railsWithVue Chapter 2
This is intended to be a guide to accessing your Rails data in Vue components. It works independently of the first article, but if you're new to Vue it's recommended you start there
#railsWithVue Chapter 1
This is intended to be an introduction to the VueJS framework, running from the creation of a new Rails project through to creating your first Vue component
At time of writing, I've just finished the second year of my CompSci degree and am taking a placement year in industry. Two years ago, I had absolutely no programming experience and I'm sure there are other people in a similar situation.
Here's what I wish somebody had told me...