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ruby version 2.3.3
rails version 5.0.0.1
Get the code from this repo
git clone
Install all the gems
bundle install
Spice up the database
rake db:migrate
Get some data
rake db:seed
Run the specs
rspec spec
Run the server
rails s
et voilá
Please contribute! Fix typos, submit issues, make PRs! We welcome everything.
Note: you will need permission from the rubycorns in order to push your branches to this repository. Until you have been granted permission, please fork this repository, and create a branch from your fork.
Create new branch (you should be in the directory of the project)
git branch Name_of_your_branch
Switch to the newly created branch (the same if you need to change to the branch that already exist)
git checkout Name_of_your_branch
Or do both steps at the same time:
git checkout -b Name_of_your_branch
Push the new branch to the repository (with some commits or just "bare" branch)
git push --set-upstream origin Name_of_your_branch
Delete local branch
git branch -D Name_of_your_branch
Make changes, then
git add -A
Tell the others what you did
git commit -m "description of changes"
Off to GitHub
git push
- Select your branch on GitHub.
- Click 'Pull Request'.
- Write a little summary of what you did and alert people if you need help. before merging.
- When you merge and close your branch, please make sure to include a ridiculous gif.