This was a really useful summary of TailwindCSS. I agree with you that Bootstrap seems like the better choice - a single add-in that gives you just about everything you need.
As a regular Rubymine user, I was also confused about the difference between AI Assistant and Junie. I just found a pretty vague answer on the Rubymine help site.
I am also still unclear about how much I can use AI Assistant or Junie for no extra charge (I have a personal license for RM). I guess I'll just go and ask Jetbrains! :)
Thanks for another great episode. Regarding your seeds file, have you considered / previously tried using the Faker gem to generate pseudo-realistic seed data for your dev environment?
I wonder if it would be viable to do the following:
Add time_zone to users.
Have some table/column that opts the user into receiving the report.
Schedule the report to run twice an hour (at h:00 and h:30 to support time zones that are X hours and 30 minutes off UTC).
Tell the report to find the users whose local time-zone hour equals the report's scheduled time/hour, and a similar check for the minutes.
I can't quite think of a way of quickly selecting all users in a single query whose local time hours and minutes match, but maybe a find_each that pulls back just the user ID and the time_zone might make it doable for a large data set.
David Kimura