The mission of Turing School of Software & Design is “to unlock human potential by training a diverse and inclusive student body to succeed in high fulfillment technical careers.” Starting in August 2022 I began learning about enterprise-grade, production level Back-end software development in full-time, agile environment.

Projects completed while attending Turing School of Software & Design:

• Board Together - Deployed to Surge.sh
• Rails Engine - Expose an API; Consume the same API
• Viewing Party - Consume an API; Authorize/Authenticate a User
• Little Esty Shop - Deployed on Heroku
• Relational Rails - One-to-Many Monolith solo project
• Adopt Don’t Shop - Group project using many-to-many and applying ORM and Object-Oriented Principles
• Nightwriter - Solo project; Convert text to “braille” and vice versa
• Futbol - Group project applying SRP, importing data from large CSVs
• Battleship - Group project built in Ruby to emulate the classic board game
• War - toy app card game

Board Together

Board Together is a full-stack application combining a React frontend deployed to Surge, and Ruby on Rails backend deployed to Heroku. The frontend handles client-side tasks and displays data from the backend, which handles server-side logic and database operations. Deployment involves building the React frontend, integrating it with the Rails backend, and pushing the code to Heroku. The application can be accessed at the Surge URL.

link to Board Together organization repo link to board Together website

Rails Engine

Expose an API; Consume the same API

link to GitHub repo

Additional screenshots:

• using partials
• spec files

Viewing Party

Consume an API; Authorize/Authenticate a User

link to Github repo

Additional screenshots:

• Consume an API 1
• Consume an API 2

Little “Esty” shop

‘Little Esty Shop’ is a group project that requires students to build a fictitious e-commerce platform where merchants and admins can manage inventory and fulfill customer invoices.

link to Little Esty shop Github repo