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Every major online service nowadays offers an API. An API (Application Programming Interface) provides developers programmatic access to a service. In this tutorial, we’ll create a RESTful API using Ruby on Rails. Our API will serve as an interface to the whimsical “Cowsay” program. Users of the API will be able to send a text and customize it using different parameters accepted by Cowsay.
User authentication is a crucial aspect of web applications, ensuring that only authorized users can access certain features or resources. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to set up user authentication in a Ruby on Rails application using the popular Devise gem. We’ll cover the necessary steps, provide code snippets, and even include relevant images to guide you through the process.
Testing your Ruby on Rails application is crucial for maintaining code quality and preventing unexpected issues. Think of it as a car check-up before a long road trip: you might not want to spend the time and effort doing it, but if you don’t, you risk breaking down in the middle of nowhere. Similarly, testing ensures that your app runs smoothly and avoids disastrous surprises.