Mobile web application where you can manage your budget: you have a list of transactions associated with a category, so that you can see how much money you spent and on what. The RoR application allows the user to:

• Register and log in, so that the data is private to them.
• Introduce new transactions associated with a category.
• See the money spent on each category.

The result should look similar to the following data model:

• Use ruby gems as software packages system.
• Install Ruby on Rails framework.
• Understand Rails RESTful design and router.
• Use controllers to handle requests and render empty views.
• Use params from browser request in a safe way.
• Use preprocessed html file with embedded Ruby code.
• Use layouts and templates for shared content.
• Use database migration files to maintain database schema.
• Use validations for models.
• Secure app from n+1 problems.
• Understand what ORM is.
• Write SQL queries with ActiveRecord.
• Set up associations between models.
• Build a webapp that requires the user to log in.
• Use devise gem for authentication.
• Limit access to webapp resources based on authorization rules.
• Analyze in writing why you have made a coding choice using one structure over another.

• Here is the presentation video link👈
• Here is the deployed app in Heroku👈

• Programming Language: Ruby
• Framework: Ruby on Rails
• Linter: Rubocop
• Code Editor: VS Code
• Testing Libraries: RSpec, Capybara

To get a local copy up and running follow these simple steps.

• A web browser like Google Chrome.
• A code editor like Visual Studio Code with Git and Ruby.

You can check if Git is installed by running the following command in the terminal.

$ git --version

Likewise for Ruby installation.

$ ruby --version && irb

To install rails, in the terminal kindly run this command

$ gem install rails

Clone the repository using the GitHub link provided below.

In the terminal, go to your file directory and run this command.

$ git clone [email protected]:mavericks-db/BudgetOnRails.git

Kindly modify the files as needed.

To install rspec, in the terminal kindly run this command

$ gem install rspec

To run tests, please run this command

$ rspec ./spec/#{filename}_spec.rb

👤 Williams Colmenares

• GitHub: @williamscch
• Twitter: @wdavidcch
• LinkedIn: Williams Colmenares on LinkedIn

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• Original design idea by Gregoire Vella on Behance.

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