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Project Submission Must Haves

Ensure that:

  1. You submit with the correct folder structure using docs, ppt and src correctly
  2. You have the README.md at the root of this directory and that inside of src is the root of your rails project
  3. You have instructions in your README.md of what credentials are needed to run the rails app in development
  4. You don't include your master.key and your credentials.yml.enc (when we mark your assessment we'll include our own personal credentials when running your app in dev)

Project Submission Recommendations

  1. You lint your code with rubocop, use ed's guide https://coderacademy.instructure.com/courses/289/modules/items/17701

Project Presentation Must Haves

  1. You present your app using the heroku link in the presentation tomorrow, it shouldn't be localhost
  2. To ensure that your presentation demo goes smoothly you should do manual testing for every page on your heroku site
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If you want to make sure that you have everything in your src folder

  • push you local project to github
  • change into the submission directory
  • run git clone YOUR_GIT_URL src This will copy all out you code and the .git file into a new folder called src
  • verify that it has worked correctly

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