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Building a Reading Log App with the Google Books API and Ruby on Rails - Part 5

May 8, 202210 min read

User authentication with Devise and multi-tenancy with acts_as_tenant · In part 4 of this series, we finally implemented the ability to create books in...

Building a Reading Log App with the Google Books API and Ruby on Rails - Part 5

Building a Reading Log App with the Google Books API and Ruby on Rails - Part 4

May 2, 202210 min read

Creating Book records by passing fetched API data from a view to a controller and permitting jsonb data types in strong params · In part 3 of this...

Building a Reading Log App with the Google Books API and Ruby on Rails - Part 4

Building a Reading Log App with the Google Books API and Ruby on Rails - Part 3

Apr 24, 20229 min read

Using ActiveRecord associations & a join table to organize books on shelves · In part 2 of this series, we architected our Postgresql database with our...

Building a Reading Log App with the Google Books API and Ruby on Rails - Part 3

Building a Reading Log App with the Google Books API and Ruby on Rails - Part 2

Apr 22, 20227 min read

Setting up a Postgresql database and validating records · In my previous post, we made our way through the process of successfully making an API call to...

Building a Reading Log App with the Google Books API and Ruby on Rails - Part 2

Building a Reading Log App with the Google Books API and Ruby on Rails - Part 1

Apr 20, 202211 min read

Using Faraday to make successful HTTP requests to an external API · I'm an avid reader! Perhaps you are too. Regardless of your reading habits, many...

Building a Reading Log App with the Google Books API and Ruby on Rails - Part 1