My Rails application used all of my Ruby knowledge I have learned. The scope of what felt benefits me the most was my consistent review of the MVC structure. The MVC structure is amazing and it helps Rails show its magic when you apply helper methods that respond across the Model, Views, and Controller. To start talking about the challenges was remembering the Active::Record rules of how to retrieve data and use that knowledge in my has_many through relationships. Before when dealing with models I would explicitly have methods do the heavy lifting, but now I had helper_methods that are the same code I would have written.
Video Games have been fun for everyone, and no matter how old the game people still enjoy them and love to share their thoughts. I can enjoy them as well, and get to join communities for discussion game-related topics. Discussion boards are famous because people can find others with like interest in the games they’ve played. They can also save the arguments and opinions in a secure environment and get back to them as they please. Even finding related topics matter for some who haven’t played a particular game before and would like some insight from someone other than an editor. As for Sinatra, I have the ability to create a database where Ruby shines because I am dealing with a database and Object-Oriented related product. I happen to love the ability to share my insight into how games perform and share tips on how to overcome and set obstacles. The idea of a user and post scenario worked for me because this is something I am familiar with and know how it should run, which is something I am looking forward to learning more of.
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