In this project, a user can create events, and can also attend many events. An event can be attended by many users.

In this project, we:

• Used Ruby to implement a private events clone webpage;
• Used HTML and SASS;
• Set up a code linter in the repository;
• Used gitflow;
• Created an effective Ruby code that solved the problem;
• Applied Ruby coding best practices;
• Implemented basic OOP principles;
• Have an organized project structure;
• Used common Ruby patterns;
• Chose a simple solution over a more complex one;
• Used RSpec with Capybara to test the models and requests.

• Ruby
• Ruby on Rails
• VSCode
• Linters
• HTML
• SASS
• RSpec

• Clone the project to your local machine;
• cd into the project directory;
• Run bundle install to install the necessary gems;
• Run rails db:create;
• Run rails db:migrate;
• Run rails s to start a server in your computer;
• In your browser address, type the following URL: localhost:3000;
• Enjoy the App and its functionalities!

• cd into the project directory;
• Run bundle exec rspec.

👤 Author1 Aremu Lucky

• Github: @githubhandle
• Twitter: @twitterhandle
• Linkedin: linkedin

👤 Author2 Murilo Roque Paiva da Silva

• Github: @muriloroque
• Twitter: @MuriloRoquePai1
• Linkedin: MuriloRoque

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome! Start by:

Forking the project. Cloning the project to your local machine. cd into the project directory. Run git checkout -b your-branch-name. Make your contributions. Push your branch up to your forked repository. Open a Pull Request with a detailed description to the development branch of the original project for a review.

Give a ⭐️ if you like this project!

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