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Thanks mate. That is really helpful. Keep up the good work.

its possible to use this gem without subdomain. So every tenant will have same domain but inside the logic there is scheme segregation ?

Nice! just a (silly) question: if the plugin - eg a slider - we want to use includes icons, like "pause", "play" or navigation buttons etc, then in this case need to add them on a vendor/images fol...

Ok so it seems like the issue is that I need to export the functions from the file and then import them in application.js. ``` import * as myModule from "./peaks-setup"; window.myModule = myModul...

yup, thats my next step and ill post an update here once i have some metrics and can compare

Excelent video Chris, thank you much

Hi Chris please help when installing jumpstart it pause on bellow generator rails generate devise:views:bootstrapped Please help!!!!

Perfect. Thanks dude.

LOL this is great. Slack regurgitation to the forum.

Hey Aaron, That all sort of depends on what information is being sent to your webhook. Where is it coming from? What do the params look like? Have any example stuff we can take a look at to get ...

I have a view file index.html.erb in my view folder and there I am showing some data in the form of Table(bootstrap table) and this is a static table so I had to write so many lines of HTML for thi...

Brilliant Chris! It helps to have a direct example to understand the documentation.

I didn't realize I could access `conversation.recipient` and `conversation.sender` so easily, going to try to model it as you suggested above Casey :thumbs_up:

One thing that really helped me learn vim was vimtutor. If you have vim installed, you should already have it. Just type `vimtutor` in the console https://superuser.com/questions/246487/how-to-use-...

Awesome, I just ran into a thing that I need to have SSL for a side project last night so I'm going to try using Let's Encrypt to get that setup. Can't wait to try it out!

uh ehm, okay didnt know that, is there a guide which shows how to achieve that? looks promising! thank you for that information!

Yeah, Faraday is great, especially for making gems, that way you can easily swap out the backend library that makes the HTTP requests.

I forgot these existed... have you tried using `merge` / `or` to retain the `ActiveRecord::Relation` instead of returning an array? ```ruby def all_tenders self.tenders.merge(self.tenders_by...