We are going to build the task list using our new rails knowledge. This project will enable us to keep track of and persist, add, edit and remove tasks.

Once you've achieved this baseline, take a walk around the room and see if you can answer questions or help other teams.

This project...

• will need to be isolated into a gemset called 'TaskListRails'
  • create the necessary files for RVM to recognize a gemset
• requires you to create a Rails 4.2.2 application
  • create and run a model and migration for a Task model
  • conform to Rails conventions on naming and inflection

This wave is where we will introduce the view layer where we begin interacting with our application via the browser.

• Use the provided seed data to create a script that will pre-populate your database with a given set of tasks.
  • Hint: research rake db:seed
• Set up necessary controller(s) and route(s) that you will need in order to display a task from the database
• Create a root route for your application that directs users to the list of tasks
  • The list of tasks should include the name of the task and an indicator of it is complete or not.
  • Each task name in the list should link to a show action that will render a new view for the user.
    • The show view should include the complete information about the task: name, description, completion status, and completion date.
• All markup in all views should have semantic relevance.
• Add some basic styles to your task list.