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This is a practice on Ruby on Rails on how to create a Twitter clone. The goal was to create a very similar-looking page as Twitter and the ability to create tweets with a personal account. The app does not include the functionality to follow people and to be followed.

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Twitter Clone

Description

This is a practice on Ruby on Rails on how to create a twitter clone. The goal was to create a very similar-looking page as Twitter and the ability to create tweets with a personal account. The app does not include the functionality to follow people and to be followed.

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Built and tested With

  • Ruby 2.7.0
  • Ruby on Rails 6.1.0
  • sqlite3

Pre requirements

Have a pc using Linux, MacOS or Windows Using WSL. Have Ruby and Ruby in Rails installed already. Have nodejs installed.

Usage

In order to use and try the app you have to follow the next steps:

Download the repository with this command:

git clone https://github.com/alejandrotoledoweb/twitter_clone.git

Then run this command to install all the dependencies:

bundle install

Now, we need to migrate the app to create the tables with the respective functionalities:

rails db:migrate

And for the last step, start the server with this command and open the browser using this link http://localhost:3000/

rails sever

Author

👤 Alejandro Toledo

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!

Feel free to check the issues page.

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📝 License

This project is MIT licensed.

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This is a practice on Ruby on Rails on how to create a Twitter clone. The goal was to create a very similar-looking page as Twitter and the ability to create tweets with a personal account. The app does not include the functionality to follow people and to be followed.

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