Modular Rails
This is an example of a component-based Rails application.
Overview
This application serves as a robust starting point for developers looking to explore component-based design using Rails. The integration of a modular architecture allows for an organized codebase that promotes efficiency and scalability. With plans to upgrade to Rails 7 and Ruby 3, this project is positioned to leverage the latest enhancements in performance and security.
Features
- Rails 7 Upgrade: Planned updates to the latest version of Rails, ensuring access to modern features and improved performance.
- Ruby 3 Compatibility: A pending upgrade to Ruby 3, promising faster execution times and better performance optimizations.
- Tasks Engine Implementation: Future enhancements include the addition of a dedicated engine for task management, which will streamline operations.
- TimescaleDB Counters: The use of TimescaleDB for detailed statistical tracking, providing robust data insights and analytics.
- Admin Dashboard with HotWire: An upcoming feature aimed at creating a dynamic admin interface that enhances user experience and management capabilities.
- System Tests Using Cuprite: Plans to integrate system testing with Cuprite, ensuring reliability and reducing bugs in the application.
- Ruby on Rails
Ruby on Rails, often referred to as Rails, is an open-source web application framework written in Ruby. Known for its convention over configuration and don't repeat yourself (DRY) principles, Rails simplifies and accelerates the development of database-backed web applications.