A web application built using the Ruby on Rails framework. Users are able to register on the platform, create and comment on posts made by other users. They can also follow and un-follow users they like. Rspec and Capybara were used for testing.
A Blog app similar classic blog website. With fully functional website that show the list of posts and empower readers to interact with them by adding comments and liking posts.
Bible Talks social web app built in rails with user registration or login with Github/Twitter accounts. Based on a twitter redesign, file uploads to AWS S3. Tested with RSpec.
This is a Doctor's Appointment application that is intended to showcase full-stack web development skills, particularly in Ruby on Rails and React. Doctor's Appointments employs an API tied to a frontend written in React, and is made using the methodology and specifications of the Capstone Project provided by Microverse. This project asks students to build an industry-level application to show some of the skills learned during the full-stack development course. Click here to see the project requirements. The original design of this application includes other modules that could potentially be developed: a feature that requests as an ambulance, or one for buying medication. I definitely want to implement those features in the future. I would also like to implement a feature in which doctors can register and open their availability for appointments, keep track of their patients, and register their clinic history and feedback. Since there is also currently the ability for patients to grade the doctor's service, I think it could also be useful to add a feature that enables doctors to grade and register the behavior of the patients as well as their discipline when it comes to maintaining recommended diets or taking their medication.
This project is based on Twitter and has been given an individual theme created from work environment-related photos. Made with Ruby on Rails and features image storage using Amazon S3 buckets
This is an app that allows users to create their shopping list and add items to a group(category) they desire and also add items they don't want to be grouped separately. Built with Ruby on Rails.
A Full-stack CRUD web application. Users create posts (buzzes) and also see the posts of other users they follow. Built with Ruby-on-Rails, HTML, CSS, bootstrap.
Proyecto en Ruby on Rails para calcular rendimientos y exportar datos usando las 3 criptomonedas más populares (BTC, ETH, ADA) con datos importados de Messari API.
This project is based on Facebook. Features include MVC, posts, comments, likes, and dislikes. Also friendships functionality, unit and integration tests, and Omniauth authentication.
Group our Wishlist is a web application with responsive behavior for mobile usage built with Ruby on Rails this application is based on an app for grouping payments by a goal with your family friends you can find the full requirements here. Exploring this project you can find these options (login, sign in, all my wishlist, all my external wishlist, all groups and log out, check out a wish list as an additional feature).
The Blog app will be a classic example of a blog website. You will create a fully functional website that will show the list of posts and empower readers to interact with them by adding comments and liking posts.
The Recipe app keeps track of all your recipes, ingredients, and inventory. It will allow you to save ingredients, keep track of what you have, create recipes, and generate a shopping list based on what you have and what you are missing from a recipe. Also, since sharing recipes is an important part of cooking the app should allow you to make them public so anyone can access them.
A fully functional website that will show the list of posts and empower readers to interact with them by adding comments and liking posts. Currently being worked on.
In this project, we developed a fully fleshed out social media application from modeling the entity-relationship diagram (ERD) to building the needed ActiveRecord. We worked with advanced associations, many-to-many relationships and used RSpec testing using shoulda-matchers and capybara
