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Guard - think Grunt or Gulp for Ruby on Rails.
In our case, we'll track a given user's activity to display a history of CRUD actions they've performed throughout the app.
Public Activity - A great way to track the history of a model in Ruby on Rails. WYSIWYG-Rails - A handy and highly customizable WYSIWYG editor for Rails. jQuery Rails - We need jQuery for the gem just below. Gravatar Image Tag - a handy gem for displaying Gravatars based on a user's email address. We'll extend this gem quite a bit in this series so stay tuned. Devise - Authentication and allowing us to have a complete User system out of the gate. 
I introduce more custom CSS for small tweaks to UI as well. Bulma Rails - For general styles and layout.
RAILS 5 LIVERELOAD FULL
Find the full list and general description of each below. We also will be using some new gems in this series that I hadn't before. Nested attributes and Vue.js make this a very fluid process. The end goal is to create a team and invite new users to the team all at once. In our Teams model, for example, I implement a form with nested user attributes. Much of the interactivity I introduce has Vue.js to think. On top of Rails, I wanted to approach our app with a little more modern of a mindset set. I think it's pretty obvious we'll be using Ruby on Rails in this series. Projects require a team in order to be created.
RAILS 5 LIVERELOAD PLUS
Creating a team assigns both your own account plus those you invite to a team. A User can create a project if they belong to a team. The app will have 3 overlying models/relationships to tie together each other as we press forward but I'll outline the "wants" below: Ultimately, we'd want to extend this to allow a single user to belong to multiple teams.) A user can only belong to one team at a time ( this is a small side-effect of the Devise gem. A project lives within a team and can have as many users as necessary. The goal of the app is to be a home for any amount of projects( think Basecamp but much more stripped down). You can find those below:įor lack of a better name, I titled the app "Projekt". These will help explain some foundational concepts of which I may skim over in this series. We'll discuss things such as nested attributes, model relations, and getting a little fancy with forms using Vue.js.Īs a prerequisite, I recommend following at least one of the previous parts of the "Let's Build: With Ruby on Rails" series. Similar to the previous installments I'll dive a bit further into more technical aspects of Ruby on Rails. This 10-part series will cover building a project management type of application from the ground up. Welcome to my next installment to the ongoing series called " Let's Build: With Ruby on Rails".
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