Always a pleasure seeing you spelunking into source code

[Truelayer](https://truelayer.com/) is probably your best bet, but there are a few other options. Remember you will need regulation if you don’t use a 3rd party who has that already.

Hi there guys im building a school system and im stuck on the assistance module. I havent come to a way to make it work, for example: A school period start at september 2016 and finish july 2017....

I have a Rails 4 app that is fully responsive and works good on the mobile browser. However, I want to make native apps for it for iOS and Android. What are some recommended steps? Is Phonegap a ...

I'm thinking about purchasing jumpstart. I'm trying to build a marketplace where multiple sellers can sell multiple products and dashboard to manage products, sales, etc. (similar to etsy) Is jumps...

There's no turbolinks 4 :P

Quick note, some of the documentation for some Ruby version managers (such as `chruby` which I use) instruct users to store the string literal "ruby-x.x.x" with the version in the `.ruby-version`. ...

There are almost no Ruby tutorials in China, I chose this platform to study. But all your videos are on YouTube, Chinese consumers can NOT watch them. Do you have a solution. Thanks.

Excellent episode Collin! Another tip is you could keep the `future_events` scope returning a Relation. And possibly break the sorting out in case it’s used for other queries as your application g...

Are there any downsides to using load_async on everything if we know for a fact that we’ll be using the data during the request? It seems like a no-brainer if we can keep db connections in check?

Great episode!