This is Part 3 of a series of posts about my experience building my first Rails application. Read Part 1 or Part 2 if you haven't, yet. The Story, Thus Far (TL;DR-style) Up until this point, in the pursuit of building a Rails fitness tracker app,...
This is Part 2 of a series of posts about my experience building my first Rails application. Read Part 1 here At this point of the project, I have successfully pulled off 3rd-party authentication using Devise and OmniAuth! So now, along with s...
This is Part 1 of a series of posts about my experience building my first Rails applicaiton. You can read the prelude to the project here. Recap For my first Rails app, I am going to build a fitness tracker that let's users sign up for an account w...
This is a supplement to a previous post about Fitness Tracker Sinatra app I built. What's the Update? Upon submission of my project, I decided to do some styling to make the app a little easier on the eyes. However, I discovered a litany of underlyin...
Building a Sinatra application was, by far, one of the most challenging projects I've undergone so far. I'm not gonna sugarcoat it: this was a difficult project. Or, at least, I made it unnecessarily hard in the beginning. But after much struggle and...
Recently, I underwent my first project review at Flatiron School and I wanted to writeabout what I thought, what I learned and what I would have done differently. I gottogether with one of the bootcamp's cohort leads (not mine) on, you guessed it, Z...
