Palabra app - learn words and translation in different languages.

Stack

• as language.
• as framework.
• as database.
• for continuous-deployment in production (with always forced SSL connection)
• for continuous-integration
• as CSS framework.
• for Front-End styling.
• for scripts, nested forms and styling.
• for version control, in this project I have learned branching, pull requests and merging.
• for styling and scripts as I moved from Rails asset pipeline.
• RSpec, FactoryBot, Shoulda-Matchers, Guard-RSpec as test suite stack.
• gem language_list for external Language API list used in database.
• gem devise for authentication.
• gem pundit for authorization.
• gem rubocop for static-code-analysis
• gem brakeman for security vulnerability checks.
• gem bundler-audit for Bundler security verification
• gem kaminari for pagination.
• gem bullet in development for killing n+1 queries.
• gem pry for debugging.
• Rails debbuger in development.
• gem faker for seed sample data.
• gem nested_forms for nested Javascript forms.
• gem simple_form for clean forms.
• Google Fonts
• Font-Awesome as an icon toolkit.
• responsive layout meta tag for mobiles.
• HTML5 shim for pre-9 Internet Explorer browsers.

Configuration & dependencies

System dependencies

Ruby: 2.7.2p137

Rails: 6.0.3.4

database: postgresql

Configuration

git clone https://github.com/tmtocb/palabra-translator-TDD

bundle install

Database

rails db:drop db:create db:migrate

rails db:seed to seed database with faker data

Run the app

rails s

foreman start

Development tools

binding.pry to debug

rubocop for static-code-analysis

brakeman for security vulnerability checks.

bundler-audit for Bundler security verification

via browser with Rails debugger

Run tests

rspec to run full test suite

guard for autotests live in development