What's included

• Complete Ruby on Rails Application

  Source Code: The full, well-organized, and commented source code of the monolithic Ruby on Rails application. Application Framework: The core application framework setup, including the MVC architecture components—Models, Views, and Controllers.

• Database Design and Integration

  Database Schema: A well-designed database schema tailored to the application's data storage requirements. Migration Scripts: Ruby on Rails database migration scripts for setting up and modifying the database structure.

• User Interface and User Experience

  Front-end Files: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files for the application's user interface, ensuring a responsive and user-friendly design. Asset Pipeline: Configured asset pipeline for managing and optimizing application assets like stylesheets, JavaScript files, and images.

• Feature Implementation

  Core Features: Implementation of the core features as agreed upon in the project scope, including but not limited to user authentication, data processing, and any custom business logic. APIs and Integrations: Integration with third-party services and APIs as required by the project specifications.

• Testing Suite

  Test Cases: A comprehensive suite of tests (Unit, Integration, and System tests) covering critical functionalities of the application. Test Reports: Documentation of test coverage and results, highlighting any areas needing attention.

• Deployment and Launch Support

  Deployment Scripts/Instructions: Scripts or detailed instructions for deploying the application to a production environment. Launch Support: Assistance during the initial launch phase to ensure smooth deployment and operation.

• Post-Deployment Support

  Bug Fixes: A defined period of post-launch support for bug fixes and minor adjustments based on feedback. Maintenance Guidelines: Guidelines for maintaining and updating the application, including dependency management and performance monitoring.

• Version Control Repository

  Git Repository: Access to a version-controlled repository (e.g., GitHub, GitLab) containing the application's code, providing a history of changes and facilitating future updates.

• Environmental Setup and Configuration

  Environment Configuration Files: Files detailing the setup for different environments (development, test, production), including environment variables and server configuration.