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
Feature #2 of my affirm Rails 6 project uses an external open source api to return information based on the user's selected keyword
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.
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.
Feature #1 of my affirm project covers the user's selection of keywords to submit for the associated verses to be returned
The project plan for my affirm project, a small web application to provide access to encouraging and comforting Bible quotations based on keywords
An introduction to my affirm project, a small web application to provide access to encouraging and comforting Bible quotations based on keywords
10 tips in troubleshooting the Ubuntu Rails VM Tutorial
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