More than happy to not waste time on it if it’s a non-starter on the marketing side though. Can take that idea off the list and free up some mental space!

Yeah, very similar idea to what you mentioned, actually. Profile makeovers. I’ve been back in the dating scene the last couple years and I hear that most guys have really bad profiles. It’s hard to have a good one. Thought maybe you could partner with online dating coaches or something

Good to know! I’ve considered building something really similar

lol

So weird that we used to celebrate operating systems, but it was a big deal at the time 😂

I’ve been listening for a while now and they’re really good! Thanks for sharing

Looks amazing!

@justinjackson.ca interesting perspective on podcasting and advertising. Made me think of some of the things you’ve been talking about recently with @jonbuda.com and @briancasel.com about where you might want to go with Transistor

Curious to hear what you think. I’ve been wanting to try it but I haven’t made time yet.

For sure. 😆 Super interesting to see where that ends up. I assume the companies that love meetings will have to ban them eventually

Awesome! I went last year and had a great time. Hopefully I’ll be back next year.

Or maybe even an email. 😆

Lol

Yeah, I randomly discovered that over the weekend too. Pretty sure most people have no idea.

Thanks, Pascal! Appreciate the encouragement.

And voila, no more layout issues! The frame disappears 🪄

Then in your response, just make sure your frame is empty when there is no data:

<%= turbo_frame_tag dom_id(@employee, :timesheets) do %>
<% if @timesheets.any? %>
...
<% end %>
<% end %>

Assuming you're using Tailwind, you can use `empty:hidden` in the turbo frame tag where you're making the lazy loading call, like this:

<%= turbo_frame_tag dom_id(employee, :timesheets), loading: :lazy, src: employee_timesheets_path(employee), class: "empty:hidden" do %>