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Asked: 2026-05-23T11:34:51+00:00

I have a very simple Ruby on Rails project that has an ActiveRecords model

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I have a very simple Ruby on Rails project that has an ActiveRecords model with some validations, and a pretty basic view and controller that allows basic add/update/delete/search interaction with database.

I’d like for the professor to be able to use the website, assuming he has Rails3 installed.

What would be a good way to submit this project? Specifically: what files and folders should I include, and what files should I exclude? What about directions for the professor? Anything else that I should include?

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  1. Editorial Team

    I think that a good idea will be to develop your project locally and then uploaded to a github repository for the professor to see your code. If you want a free, easy and EXCELLENT place to host your application try heroku, it is a cloud application platform where you can host your project(if you use a shared database < 5MB you will be able to do it with the free plan). I recommend you to include a README file a the root of your app where you add all your directions.

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