A Ruby wrapper around the SignWell Api.

This is Part of The Odin Project: A linked list is a linear collection of data elements called nodes that "point" to the next node by means of a pointer. Each node holds a single element of data and a link or pointer to the next node in the list. A head node is the first node in the list, a tail node is the last node in the list. Below is a basic representation of a linked list: [ NODE(head) ] -> [ NODE ] -> [ NODE(tail) ] -> nil

Pair programming challenge I did as part of the interview process at Zendesk

Let's build Reddit. Well, maybe a very junior version of it called micro-reddit. In this project, you'll build the data structures necessary to support link submissions and commenting. We won't build a front end for it because we don't need to... you can use the Rails console to play around with models without the overhead of making HTTP requests and involving controllers or views

This is the Jumpstart Labs Blogger tutorial from I0 to I4. This is part of the Odin Project curriculum.

The Odin Project: Web Development. This is the first Ruby project

The unofficial Ruby api wrapper for https://tryterra.co/

Agile Web Developement with Rails 4 by Sam Ruby, Dave Thomas and David Hansson. This is following tutorial from there fantastic Rails book.

These are a collection of Rails and Ruby programming challenges from The Odin Project

These are the projects from The Advanced Ruby Building Blocks as seen here http://www.theodinproject.com/ruby-programming/advanced-building-blocks

A test app for rails.

Part of an technical test for Fushioneer

This is all the completed exercises from the book "Learn Ruby the Hard Way" by the amazing Zed Shaw.

These are challenges from The Odin Project: Ruby Building Blocks which can be found here http://www.theodinproject.com/ruby-programming/building-blocks