PART 2 of 9

In part 2 we create a new Rails app, install Rails UI, and set the groundwork for building the supplement stack-sharing app with Ruby on Rails.

🔗 Source code: https://github.com/justalever/supstacker_demo 📕 Written version: https://web-crunch.com/posts/supplement-stack-sharing-app-ruby-on-rails/ 📺 Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL01nNIgQ4uxOhHYZd6THGIFVBALJZCcpM&si=kbdUW1JbM551tC-i

I'm Andy Leverenz, a passionate product designer and developer. I love creating and sharing my knowledge through design, coding, and writing. Join me on my journey by checking out my blog, Web-Crunch(https://web-crunch.com), where I publish tutorials, articles, and the occasional vlog about design and development.

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