that definitely adds a level of complexity, but is solvable. the problem comes into play when you start searching. you would need a joins and search on the country as well. you could add a hash into the columns like `country: :name` and modify the search.
I've recently switched the Drifting Ruby comments over from Summernote to SimpleMDE which gives better familiarity to code editing WYSIWYG.
Using three backticks, followed by a language, you can create the code blocks
```ruby
def Foo
puts bar
end
```
I don't yet, I plan to add one and work on this one more. I used Summernote for a while, but I didn't like having to deal with parsing HTML in some scenarios. This seemed like a much better option since most developers are familiar with Markdown. This library is called SimpleMDE (https://simplemde.com/). I'll probably cover an episode on it soon with integrating with ActiveStorage or something similar.
