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Programming Assignment 1

Students are assigned to create a BitBucket account and push a Ruby on Rails blog application to a repository on BitBucket. They must scaffold Posts and Comments tables, with Posts having title and body columns and Comments having post_id and body columns. Finally, they push the Rails project to a public repository on BitBucket and submit the URL for grading.

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Programming Assignment 1

Students are assigned to create a BitBucket account and push a Ruby on Rails blog application to a repository on BitBucket. They must scaffold Posts and Comments tables, with Posts having title and body columns and Comments having post_id and body columns. Finally, they push the Rails project to a public repository on BitBucket and submit the URL for grading.

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Programming

Assignment 1

For this assignment, students will be setting up their BitBucket accounts and
pushing the Rails blog application to a repository on BitBucket. (For instructions
on how to use Git to accomplish this, please refer to the posted instructions)

For help and more in-depth instructions on this assignment, please refer to the
Module 2 Lecture 3 Video.

This corresponds to iteration 1 of the blog app in the lecture videos.
Please make sure to use the same names used in the videos for all Rails variables,
classes, etc.. The grading scheme depends on you following the exact instructions
provided in the videos.

1. Create a BitBucket account

You will need to create a BitBucket account at bitbucket.org.


2. Create the Blog application using Ruby on Rails

Create a rails project, using the new command. This project should be
named blog.

You will need to scaffold tables for posts and comments. The posts table
should have the following two columns: title of type string and body of
type text. The comments table will also have two columns as follows:
post_id of type integer and body of type text.

3. Push the Blog application to BitBucket

Create a repository on BitBucket (be sure this repository is public). Then
push your Rails project to this repository. Refer to the git instructions posted
for help with this step. Finally, follow the instructions on the assignment
page to submit your Bitbucket URL to the automated grader queue.

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