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Introduction to MVC concepts and their implementation in Rails.
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Rails app accidentally committed? #23

Closed raq929 closed 7 years ago

raq929 commented 8 years ago

It looks like previous versions of this repo (I'm looking at 95d10a924a6afeef4d661f680436b755c011744d) did not have the full rails app, which makes sense, since we are supposed to make one.

Was committing the rails app an accident, or is there something I'm missing here? As it is, I can't run the commands specified in the repo because the app already exists.

raq929 commented 8 years ago

From slack: @gaand What makes more sense to you, scaffolding from the template or generating an app? Pick the one you think is correct and go with that making adjustments as necessary. If you want more direction, then go with the template and reference the generate command but don't use them, "If you were starting from scratch... But we've provided this scaffolding." or some such.

[3:30 PM]
Rachel Stevens For rails-api, generating an app. They'll have three examples of scaffolding from template the next day. Plus changing to scaffolding from template would require a lot of README updates that I don't have time to do carefully.

raq929 commented 8 years ago

Aaaand I changed my mind about this. Generating a rails app from scratch led to multiple problems with spring and the rails-api gem.

jrhorn424 commented 7 years ago

I'd rather not rails new either. I'll be updating from rails-template.

I believe this can be closed as the original question has been answered?