In a world where communication is only allowed over "The Internet"; ONE PROGRAMMER stands to make a "killr app".
Your mission? Create a website where people can create "Walls" anyone can add messages on.
Wall-B will introduce you to the behavior and language surrounding the act of persisting information in a database. In order to run this application, you MUST have SQLite3 installed on your machine. Mac OS X users should automatically have SQLite3 installed, but Windows or Linux users will have to install it themselves.
Read our guide for installing SQLite3.
- Fork and clone this repository
bundle install --without production
cp .env.example .env
bundle exec rerun -c rackup
# Watches your files and re-starts the app on save.
- Ensure you've created a heroku account, installed the heroku toolbelt, and logged in to the heroku toolbelt on your machine.
heroku create
git push heroku master
heroku open
- ✔️ A guest may create a wall with a name, description, and author
- ✔️ A guest may see a list of all walls by name
- A guest may click on a Wall to see its description
- A guest may destroy a wall; but only when they provide the correct author name
- A guest may update a wall with a new title, description; but only when they provide the correct author name
Not sure how to make this happen? The wiki should get you started!
- A guest may "like" a wall
- A guest may see the number of likes a wall has had
- A guest may add a message to the wall
- A guest may "like" a message on the wall
- A guest may use a shared secret to encrypt a message on a wall.
- A guest may use a shared secret to decrypt
- Grouping data into your own datatypes that represent 'human' things.
- Storing data submitted by an http request for later retrieval and presentation with a database
- Creating relationships between datatypes in your database.