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Thanks @aantix :D

We use these both for https://jumpstartrails.com and it works great. You have to build your own authentication and native navigation, but for launching your app on mobile and the w…

Yeah, we're going to replace Administrate sometime soon with our own admin. Most of the admin gems don't do a great job surprisingly.

Just need to finish adding some more features to madmin.

Yeah, Avo is a great alternative to the free admin we ship with (Administrate). And Jumpstart Pro customers get 20% off their first year of Avo. Thanks for sharing that discount Ad…

Thanks Josh! I appreciate you!

Creator of Jumpstart Pro here! There have been a couple huge successes with it. One of them is processing millions in revenue a month. A lot of others are doing well and chugging a…

Thanks for the support! Glad you've been enjoying Hatchbox. We're wrapping up v2 and can't wait to share it. Upgrading to Caddy for the web server has been wonderful.

That would be so much fun. I originally started GoRails because I missed Railscasts so much. <3 I learned everything from Railscasts when I started with Rails.

I tweeted about my first $1k/mo GitHub sponsor recently. https://twitter.com/excid3/status/1250428994303885313 A lot of the sponsors that do well are ones that offer things that th…

I've been working on something like this for Ruby on Rails in case anyone is interested. It has multitenancy, billing separate for each tenant, automatic query filtering for the cu…

The countermeasures to session fixation are covered in the official Rails guides: https://guides.rubyonrails.org/security.html#session-fixatio...

Thanks for the recommendation of GoRails! I started screencasting a few years back because I missed Railscasts and learned just about everything from Ryan Bates. Wish he was still …

You guys are the best! :D

I'm using Passenger for serving up apps, which supports Python, Node, and Ruby. Got some basic Node support right now, but have plans to add Python soon. I haven't used Python deep…

Yes, of course it's still worth learning. Whether you learn Rails, Django, or anything else, the concepts will apply pretty well for any web framework. I've been making screencasts…

Appreciate that! :D

I've been working on a solution for deploying Rails called Hatchbox. ( https://hatchbox.io ) Basically wanted to offer something as easy to deploy as Heroku, but on your own server…

Creator of Hatchbox.io here! I was surprised to see this on here, which is awesome. Let me know if you have any questions. Happy to help!

Thanks for the kind words! I appreciate the support! I definitely am considering offering courses that either package up a series or a topic. That seems to be a good way of solving…

Primarily, I use it for just hosting paid content in a protected way. They do have awesome lead tracking, analytics, email captures and things but your bandwidth can cost a lot if …

Thanks for sharing Nick! Happy to answer any questions you guys have on GoRails, screencasting, etc.

Thanks for the GoRails shoutout! <3