BookGossip is an online platform for book readers to
- Have Discussions on notable Books
- Publish Reviews of Books
- Get Scoops of their Favorite Books & Authors
- User Roles set by User Types
- Account Activation via Email
- Clean, Materialistic Design
- Intuitive & Interactivce UI
- Calendar for Important Dates
- Group Creation & Message Board/Forum
- Profiles for ALL Models
- Telekinesis
- ... and also Ruby on Rails!
BookGossip uses a number of open source projects to work properly:
- Ruby On Rails 5 - Awesome Web Framework that allows you to do so much!
- PostGreSQL - Database Management
- GitHub - Let this be the MOTHER of your app
- JQuery - Just Enhance your app in ways unimaginable
- Twitter Bootstrap - A Solid Front End Design Framework
To make this project I've primarily used
- Ruby (Ruby on Rails Framework is written with Ruby)
- HTML5 & CSS3
- JavaScript (JQuery Library, AJAX)
- SQL (Database Schema Design)
- SublimeText - Text Editor for everything
- GoogleChrome DevTools - Life saver for Front End Development
- Ubuntu - Working via Ubuntu, a Linux (Debian) based OS, has made tasks efficient and sensible.
- Stack Overflow
- Wikipedia
- Numerous Tech Blogs (For specific tasks)
- Ruby on Rails Official Documentation
- JQuery Official Docs
- Heroku Official Documentation
- Write Tests
Free For All, Oh Yeah!
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Open config/environments/development.rb
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On Line 60, under config.action_mailer.smtp_settings Find
user_name: ENV["MAILER_EMAIL"], password: ENV["MAILER_PASSWORD"]
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Update Accordingly
user_name: "your gmail username goes here", password: "your gmail password goes here"