Code smell detector for Ruby

Quick automated code review of your changes

This is a school library app so it contains all the student that can borrow a book or more and all the teachers with specific specializtion.

The whole idea of writing code to check another code is intriguing at the same time cognitively demanding. Building Linters for Ruby, the project provides feedback about errors or warning in code little by little. The project was built completely with Ruby following all possible best practices. Rubocop was used as a code-linter alongside Gitflow…

An intuitive blog app built with Rails and CSS, with authorization managed by Cancancan. Users can create an account, publish posts, and comment on other users' posts. The app also features a search function, allowing users to search for posts by title or content.

A rubocop version made by myself for ruby language. This tool helps to get the rubocop issues in a script.

A linter to improve Git commit messages. It checks for title length, title type capitalization, dot at the end of the title, and description length of the last git commit message. It also opens an editor to write a commit message with an inline explanation of a good commit message.

In this project we will learn how to use a module inside a class. For this we created a class MyList and a module MyEnumerable. our module MyEnumerable will implement a subset of the functionality of Enumerable.

This is a book library app that records what books are in the library and who borrows them. The app allows you to add new students or teachers, add new books, and save records of who borrowed a given book and when.

This project uses ruby to decode morse code and returns the message in plain English.

The whole idea of this project is to build my own version on a linter build in ruby to check ruby code

Demo app for Rails with Webpacker on Docker. Plus Kubernetes. Also automated linters config example.

A linter for Ruby codes. Currently, it has six linter features. Built with Ruby programming language.

Ruby application developed by using a Test Driven approach. Features factorial, reverse_string and factorial methods.Tests first

Welcome to the school library, a showcase of object-oriented programming concepts in action. Explore our code for an enriching learning experience! 📚

"Project MyEnumerable empowers Ruby developers to create custom iterable objects by implementing a custom Enumerable module. This project showcases the flexibility of Ruby, allowing users to define their own data structures with iterable behavior. It includes essential Enumerable methods like 'each,' 'all?,' 'any?,' and 'filter.' By encapsulating

With the software, you will be able to track a chicken from the time it is a chick all the way to when it is a fully grown chicken and become a rooster and provide meat or a hen and provide eggs and also count the number of eggs it will have laid throughout its lifetime.

The Recipe app keeps track of all your recipes, ingredients, and inventory. It will allow you to save ingredients, keep track of what you have, create recipes, and generate a shopping list based on what you have and what you are missing from a recipe.

This is a project to learn how to use React with Rails by Implementing a connection between a Ruby on Rails back-end and React front-end. This project contains the backend part of it.

The #bubble_sort method takes an array and returns a sorted array in ascending order. It implements the bubble sort methodology.