#Lend-io: Micro-lending platform
== README
The Pivot is the first project for Module 3 at Turing School. Learning goals include:
- Adapt the existing restaurant models to belong to individual businesses
- Mind security permissions such that each business does not have any knowledge of other businesses’ data
- Push all logic down to the model layer so controllers and views remain simple
- Use and switch between multiple view templates to reduce view-layer logic
- Implement a clean, logical order flow that minimizes customer frustration
- Practice working with a "legacy" codebase to add substantial functionality
- Use outside-in TDD/BDD to drive all layers of Rails development
- Use a professional project management tool to pace and track progress
The full requirements can be seen at http://tutorials.jumpstartlab.com/projects/the_pivot.html
The team was expected to take an existing Dinner Dash project that was created as a final project in Module 2 and "pivot" it into a completely different project.
Information about and code for the Dinner Dash project can be found at:
https://github.com/patrickmedaugh/dinner_dash.git
The live app can be viewed at:
https://still-plateau-5936.herokuapp.com
Information about and code for The Pivot project can be found at:
https://github.com/patrickmedaugh/pivot
The live app can be viewed at:
After downloading the repository from GitHub, to install any missing gems and setup the database, from the command line run:x:
"bundle && rake db:setup"
Make sure PostgreSQL is running on your local machine.
This project was built on Rails 4.2.1
Run the test suite using: "rspec"