This is a great episode! The Lockbox gem recently added support for Action Text Rich Text snippets to encrypt them.  ☒ would it be possible to restore a version of an article record? Basecamp does something similar to this episode, where a Document has many Document::Version and the user can see an updated view of all the changes that have happened to the document. For restoring a version, you can open up a  Document::Version and click a button to "Make this the current version."

I think it wouldn't justify it's own controller, and `restore` could be an action on the `Document::VersionsController`. The route might look like this, but I'm not sure what the logic in that method would look like.

# config/routes.rb
  resources :articles do
    scope module: 'articles' do
      resources :versions do
        post :restore, on: :member
      end
  end

 ☒ well said, and I agree with those points. Have you an idea what the logic in the RestoreController might look like to allow a user to "restore" a prior version to "Make this the current version."?

This is a great tutorial David! Easy way to present users with a pre-configured dashboard. 

How would you extend the ability to allow a User to further customize the dashboard widgets? i.e a User can go into their dashboard to reorder and reconfigure modules with dragging and dropping, add widgets etc.

Great episode! If we were to look at some of the practices working with multi-tenant applications, which of these two approaches would be best to give users the freedom to select a font of their choice from a settings section?