Affirm Feature #2: Verses

Feature #2 of my affirm Rails 6 project uses an external open source api to return information based on the user's selected keyword

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Affirm: First Feature Now Developed

I've completed the first feature for the Rails mini-project, Affirm. Before adding the second feature, I'm weighing the merits and priorities of spending time with Rails testing versus with prettying up the UI versus deploying the app with the first feature as a demonstration.

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Mini-Project, Affirm, Now in Development

The Rails project, Affirm, is now chugging along in development. Having fun with Rails, but a bit disappointed in the lack of robust examples for Rails 6 features like with the model-based form helpers. But, as always, trial-and-error and Google overcome the deficiency.

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Affirm Project Planning: Agile and FDD

The project plan for my affirm project, a small web application to provide access to encouraging and comforting Bible quotations based on keywords

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Ubuntu Rails VM Tutorial: Error Handling

Error handling in Ansible provisioning files can be a complex. The installation of ruby with rvm involved many error cases. Take a look.

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Ubuntu Rails VM Tutorial: Launch

This part of the Ubuntu Rails VM tutorial covers how to launch your prepared Ubuntu virtual machine on Windows for Ruby on Rails development.

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Ubuntu Rails VM Tutorial: Setup

This guide will walk you through setting up a virtual machine on your Windows 10 PC. This virtual machine will run Unix and have a stack of software for Ruby on Rails web development. This is the setup part.

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