Startup on Rails

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The document discusses various topics related to starting a startup using Ruby on Rails including generating scaffolds, installing gems, database configuration, routing, Active Record queries, error handling, task management, and deploying code from development to production. It also lists many common gems used in a Ruby on Rails project such as Devise, Paperclip, AWS SDK, and New Relic.

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GIT/GITHUB
AWS-S3
API
Backend
Front
Postgres
Paperclip
Paranoia
Mandril
Newrelic
Route 53
Mailcatcher
Capistrano
Digital Ocean
Pusherwoos
Airbrake
Trello
Asset Sync
Paper Trail
Devise
migrations
caso de uso!

agendakids/config/database.yml =>
banco de dados!

$ rails generate scaffold HighScore game:string score:integer!

-? devise!
-? aws-sdk!
-? paperclip!
-? asset_sync!
-? pundit!
-? paranoia!
-? mandrill-api!
-? paper_trail!
-? simple_form!
-? enumerize!
-? capistrano!
-? mailcatcher!
-? airbrake!
-? newrelic_rpm!

$ rails generate devise:install!
$ rails generate devise user!

$ classroom = Classroom.all
=> SELECT "classrooms".* FROM "classrooms"
$ classroom = Classroom.last
=> SELECT "classrooms".* FROM "classrooms" ORDER BY
"classrooms"."id" DESC LIMIT 1
$ classrooms = Classroom.where(id: [20,25])
=> SELECT "classrooms".* FROM "classrooms" WHERE
"classrooms"."id" IN (20, 25)
$ student = Classroom.last.students.last.name
=> "Ensino Fundamental I"

$$ handouts = Handout.joins(classrooms: [ students: [ responsibles: [:profile, :preference] ] ] ).where(handouts: { id: 200 }, responsibles: { confirmed_at: nil })$

=> SELECT "handouts".*
FROM "handouts"
INNER JOIN "classrooms_handouts" ON "classrooms_handouts"."handout_id" =
"handouts"."id"
INNER JOIN "classrooms" ON "classrooms"."id" =
"classrooms_handouts"."classroom_id"
INNER JOIN "students" ON "students"."classroom_id" = "classrooms"."id"
INNER JOIN "responsibles_students" ON "responsibles_students"."student_id" =
"students"."id"
INNER JOIN "responsibles" ON "responsibles"."id" =
"responsibles_students"."responsible_id"
INNER JOIN "responsible_profiles" ON "responsible_profiles"."responsible_id" =
"responsibles"."id"
INNER JOIN "responsible_preferences" ON "responsible_preferences"."responsible_id"
= "responsibles"."id"
WHERE "handouts"."id" = 200 AND "responsibles"."confirmed_at" IS NULL

-? devise
-? aws-sdk
-? paperclip
-? enumerize
-? pundit
-? paranoia
-? mandrill-api
-? paper_trail
-? simple_form
-? asset_sync
-? capistrano
-? mailcatcher
-? airbrake
-? newrelic_rpm

agendakids/app/models/student_profile.rb

$ classroom = Classroom.all.count
=> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM "classrooms" WHERE
"classrooms"."deleted_at" IS NULL
=> 170
$ classroom = Classroom.deleted.all.count
=> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM "classrooms" WHERE
("classrooms"."deleted_at" IS NOT NULL)
=> 30

agendakids/config/initializers/action_mailer.rb

-? Listas:
-? Ideias
-? Backlog
-? Bug
-? In Progress
-? Waiting Test
-? Ready For Production
-? Done
gerenciamento de tarefas!

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