This project is for Ruby on Rails capstone which is, based on a lifestyle articles website. I have followed the given design, and I chose to develop this app for articles on women's lifestyles with Ruby on Rails. A new article can be created under one or multiple categories. You can upvote an article. The most voted article will be displayed on …

Hotelator is a SPA built with with Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, and React/Redux following a TDD. Allows users to Sign in/up, make hotel reservations, check for them, decline them or add/delete hotel packages. All these actions made by JWT authentication in order to retrieve the specific data for each user.

This is a mobile web application that allows the user to manage his budget: there is a list of transactions associated with each category, so that you can see how much money you spent on what item. Also the total expenditure is auto populated and This was made possible by Ruby on Rails.

In this project, I built a Job hint application based on a redesign of Twitter.

Sync Rspec test results with your testrail suite. Discover an example with Capybara in this gem source

A web application built using the Ruby on Rails framework. Users are able to register on the platform, create and comment on posts made by other users. They can also follow and un-follow users they like. Rspec and Capybara were used for testing.

This project is based on Twitter and has been given an individual theme created from work environment-related photos. Made with Ruby on Rails and features image storage using Amazon S3 buckets

Recipe Buddies is a desktop-first responsive app for cooking enthusiasts, built with Rails, Bootstrap, Postgresql, and Cloudinary.

Backend server for the bridal cars application. RESTful API built using Ruby on Rails. Endpoints (Users, Cars, Reservation)

The Budget app is about building a mobile web application where users can manage their budgets, users can track their transaction history (how much money they have spent and on what). Built with Ruby on Rails.

This is a social-media where the user can share the species sightings with other users, follow other users, and track his activity daily and weekly.

An app to keep track of all your recipes, ingredients, and inventory. It will allow you to save ingredients, keep track of what you have, create recipes, and generate a shopping list based on what you have and what you are missing from a recipe

The Recipe app keeps track of all your ingredients, recipes, and public recipes. It allows users to save ingredients, keep track of what they have, create recipes, and generate a shopping list based on what they have and what they are missing from a recipe.

The Blog app is a classic example of a blog website. It is a fully functional website that will show the list of posts and empower readers to interact with them by adding comments and liking posts.

Ruby on Rails Project, a mobile app where a user can keep a record of money spent on food items and keep a record of a list of restaurants he visited and several food items he ate and can know how much total money is spent on any restaurant he visited.

Manage huge inventory and sales with Inventory Transactions. PostgreSQL database implemented to handle your inventory as well as sales. Built with Ruby and its framework Ruby On Rails.

In this project, we developed a fully fleshed out social media application from modeling the entity-relationship diagram (ERD) to building the needed ActiveRecord. We worked with advanced associations, many-to-many relationships and used RSpec testing using shoulda-matchers and capybara

JXpense is a dynamic full-stack Ruby on Rails mobile web-based application designed to effortlessly manage your expenses and income. Note, its on a free instance cloud sever and spins down with inactivity so it takes about 50 seconds to boot.

A project where we create a blog app using MVC and Rails. On this web page a user can create, edit and delete a blog.

This is a Fullstack webapp built to keep track of users food recipes and also help them with keeping tracks of their grocery spending. This was built using Ruby on Rails and postgreSql database. It was tested using rspec and Capybara