WesFund is a Ruby on Rails application that has a searchable and filterable database of opportunities such as fellowships and grants for Wesleyan students and alumni. This application was built for the Patricelli Center of Social Entrepreneurship at Wesleyan University (Middletown, CT) through the KaiLabs course taught by the Kai Entrepreneurship Society.

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.

What things you need to install the software and how to install them

RVM, Ruby Version Manager, is a great tool to download, install, and ensure Ruby in your machine is up to date.

To check your version of Ruby,

ruby -v

This project was built on:

ruby 2.4.1

To install rails,

gem install rails

To check your version of Rails,

rails -v

This project was developed on:

Rails 5.1.1

Great! Everything's set up.

Clone the project onto your desired location

Navigate into that directory

cd Young-Money

To download and install the necessary gems for this project (listed in the Gemfile),

bundle install

To run the necessary database migrations done,

rake db:migrate

To run locally,

rails server

and the project will be live at http://localhost:3000/!

This project was deployed on Heroku.

• Ruby on Rails - The web framework used
• Bootstrap - HTML, CSS, JS framework used

Engineers

• Mario See
• Hudson Harriman-Smith

Designer

• Sara Kim

Manager

• Sarah Xu
• Eric Jasinski

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

• Kate Smith of the Patricelli Center of Entrepreneurship at Wesleyan University for supporting our project
• Wesleyan ITS Department
• Kai Entrepreneurship Society
• KaiLabs Instructors: Daichi Onda, Timothy Kim, Mika Reyes, Vivian Liu, Alex Garcia, Cindy Horng
• Professor Francis Starr of the College of Integrated Sciences at Wesleyan University
• Many other professors and professionals who provided feedback throughout the project development cycle
• StackOverflow & Google