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He's baack! Like a rockstar you were to all of us learning Rails in the early 2000's. Your Railscasts were legend and to this day, no one does them as succinctly, and concisely, as you did. Thank you! Now, how about Part 2?
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He's baack! Like a rockstar you were to all of us learning Rails in the early 2000's. Your Railscasts were legend and to this day, no one does them as succinctly, and concisely, as you did. Thank you! Now, how about Part 2?
Mooooooore
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Nice read Victoria! Being an introvert myself, I will definitely look forward to join some offline tech communities :)
It was nice reading this article, thanks for sharing Victoria!
Excellent article Robiul, Thank you for sharing this. Will definately try these alternatives, one quick question - Do you this will also work with browser close? If not do you know a reliable way where we can do API call on browser close reliably?