This project focus on creating an app for event management, with the objective of studying database relations and Active Record modeling. The specifications of the project are available on The Odin Project. This is part of the Microverse curriculum.

• Ruby on Rails 6.0.2.1,
• Ruby 2.6.5,
• Ruby Mine,
• Visual Studio Code
• SQLite 3

This project is open for anyone who wants to clone it and create their version. If you just want the files and don't want to make further changes, follow the steps below to get a copy in your computer:

1 - Install git in your machine. Follow this guide by The Odin Project if you haven't done so.

2 - On this repository, click on the "Clone or download" button and copy the URL address provided.

3 - Open your terminal, select the folder where you want to store this project and paste the following code

git clone <copiedUrl>

Now you have the project files in your computer, but you'll not be able to save any changes on github since you're not the owner or a collaborator of this project. If you want to that, you can fork this project clicking the "Fork" button in the repository's page, which will create a repository named "/headphones-shop". Follow the aforementioned instructions to download it to your computer.

Now you can edit the project as you please and save your changes on your forked repository on github following the git flow. If you're not familiarized with this concept, follow this guide about the Git Basics developed by The Odin Project.

If you have contributions to make, send me a message telling me about your ideas. If we agree on a change, you can code your modifications in your forked repository and create a pull request following these steps:

1 - Click on the "New pull request" button on your forked repository.

2 - You'll be redirected to the page below, where the red square shows the repository and the branch you want the changes implemented, and the blue one shows the repository and the branch from where the changes will come from. Give a title and a description for your pull request, and click on "Create pull request".

3 - I will analyze your proposal and if we agree, I will merge your pull request.

👤 David Auza

• GitHub: davidauza-engineer
• Twitter: @davidauzaeng
• LinkedIn: David Auza

👤 Luis Novoa

• GitHub: luis-novoa
• Twitter: @LuisMatteNovoa
• Linkedin: Luis Novoa

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!

Feel free to check the issues page.

Give a ⭐️ if you like this project!

This project is MIT licensed.