The devise-api gem is a convenient way to add authentication to your Ruby on Rails application using the devise gem. It provides support for access tokens and refresh tokens, which allow you to authenticate API requests and keep the user's session active for a longer period of time on the client side

Javascript, CSS, HTML frontend with a Rails backend API to replicate a very basic twitter like application.

A backend API for Oilchem Mud School to serve as a certiicate portal for Alumnis

This project is a back-end API built using Ruby on Rails for a booking application. The application is designed to handle user authentication and authorization. The front-end of the application is responsible for making API calls to fetch data from the server, display it to the user, and send instructions based on user interaction with the app.

Implement a connection between a Ruby on Rails back-end and React front-end.

BookCar RESTful API for the BookACar reservation application, enabling car data management, reservations, and user authentication. Developed as the Microverse Full-Stack Web Development Capstone Project, demonstrating Ruby on Rails, React, database design, API development, and collaboration skills.

Testing blueprinter gem. This is a simple API with static data to be serialized

Heroes API with Ruby on Rails 6

This is SPA (single page application) built using a Rails API backend and a vanilla JS frontend.

A simple Rails API application with AWS DynamoDB as its database with aws_record as ORM layer.

A backend application for a todolist running on ruby on rails (api only mode).

This exercise is about creating a "Hello World" application to display a random message. The back-end is built with Rails and the front-end with React.

"Ride-Royal API" is a RESTful web API that allows developers to easily integrate luxury car reservation services into their applications. The API provides endpoints for users to search for available cars, make reservations, and manage their bookings.

This is part of a demo app using React as frontend and Rails API as backend.