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set nocompatible " be iMproved, required | |
filetype off " required | |
" set the runtime path to include Vundle and initialize | |
set rtp+=~/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim | |
call vundle#begin() | |
" alternatively, pass a path where Vundle should install plugins | |
"call vundle#begin('~/some/path/here') | |
" let Vundle manage Vundle, required |
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##Content | |
- CLI tools | |
- Brew package manager | |
- Text editors | |
- Vim | |
- Sublime | |
- Atom | |
- VMs | |
- VBox |
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## Rating in Rails | |
###**Introduction** | |
In this tutorial we will explore how to add rating functionality into your Rails application. We will go through some of the popular Ruby Gems that provide rating functionality, also we will show how to implement rating from scratch without Gems. We will use the same application used in the **"Braintree series By Karim El Hussieny"**, in which the basic application creation process is explained in detail, you can refer to it to learn how Karim scaffolded and styled the basic application. Here is the fork repository that we will build on our application [MovieStore](https://github.com/wazery/moviestore). | |
###**What we're going to achieve** | |
As you can see in the repository, it is an online store for movies, we need to add rating functionality to each movie. Each user would give his rating to the available movies. Then each movie will have a score calculated based on users rating, much like what IMDB did. |
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# Integrate Google maps into your Rails application | |
## Prerequisites | |
- Basic knowledge of Ruby on Rails (RailsBricks) for fast creating Rails apps | |
- Intermediate level of JavaScript | |
- For more jump start understanding to how map works you can read this [article](https://www.mapbox.com/foundations/how-web-maps-work/) | |
## Purpose of the tutorial |
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# Integrate Google maps into your Rails application | |
## Prerequisites | |
- Basic knowledge of Ruby on Rails (RailsBricks) for fast creating Rails apps | |
- Intermediate level of JavaScript | |
- For more jump start understanding to how map works you can read this [article](https://www.mapbox.com/foundations/how-web-maps-work/) | |
## Purpose of the tutorial |
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# Integrate Google maps into your Rails application | |
## Prerequisites | |
- Basic knowledge of Ruby on Rails (RailsBricks) for fast creating Rails apps | |
- Intermediate level of JavaScript | |
- For more jump start understanding to how map works you can read this [article](https://www.mapbox.com/foundations/how-web-maps-work/) | |
## Purpose of the tutorial |
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# Integrate Google maps into your Rails application | |
## Prerequisites | |
- Basic knowledge of Ruby on Rails (RailsBricks) for fast creating Rails apps | |
- Intermediate level of JavaScript | |
- For more jump start understanding to how map works you can read this [article](https://www.mapbox.com/foundations/how-web-maps-work/) | |
## Purpose of the tutorial |
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# Integrate Google maps into your Rails application | |
## Prerequisites | |
- Basic knowledge of Ruby on Rails (RailsBricks) for fast creating Rails apps | |
- Intermediate level of JavaScript | |
- For more jump start understanding to how map works you can read this [article](https://www.mapbox.com/foundations/how-web-maps-work/) | |
## Purpose of the tutorial |
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# Integrate Google maps into your Rails application | |
## Prerequisites | |
- Basic knowledge of Ruby on Rails (RailsBricks) for fast creating Rails apps | |
- Intermediate level of JavaScript | |
- For more jump start understanding to how map works you can read this [article](https://www.mapbox.com/foundations/how-web-maps-work/) | |
## Purpose of the tutorial |
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# Integrate Google maps into your Rails application | |
## Prerequisites | |
- Basic knowledge of Ruby on Rails (RailsBricks) for fast creating Rails apps | |
- Intermediate level of JavaScript | |
- For more jump start understanding to how map works you can read this [article](https://www.mapbox.com/foundations/how-web-maps-work/) | |
## Purpose of the tutorial |