Bijan Rahnema

Hi Pete, sure this depends on how much you want to add to the template. I think that from functionality point of view it totally makes sense to offer highlighting...

I created this pull request to update the coffee-script-source gem to version 2. https://github.com/rails/ruby-coffee-script/pull/23

It just got merged. Since CoffeeScript 2 transpiles into ES6 (see http://coffeescript.org/#whats-new-in-coffeescript-2): Is another 6to5 step wanted?

You have any recommendation here? Should this be up to the user wether to enable 6to5 transpiling or not? I saw that in the uglifier gem description https://github.com/babel/ruby-babel-transpiler is given...

Anyone knows what's the current "official" sentiment in regard to coffeescript in rails? Will it still be the default? Is ES6 now preferred? I saw that basecamp released stimulusjs (https://github.com/stimulusjs/stimulus)...

This is the best keyboard based Git integration for an editor (Sublime) I came across. Could be a nice inspiration. https://github.com/timbrel/GitSavvy

The ruby-lsp-rails gem works fine in its current state. I use it for development everyday. From installation point of view it is enough to just include it in the gemfile...

Thx for clarification @andyw8 I really like the work you’re doing and am super hyped for all the improvements this will bring to our editing workflow.

Valid point. What would be the best approach to go for this deadlock situation: 1. User signs up and uses service (usage is not prevented by default before email verification)....

Creating a new theme might be okay but soda is perfect as an osx < 10.10 theme.