Beerate is a PWA with the goal of helping people find beers they might like, based on their own ratings.
The goal is not for people to go see what ratings a beer has gotten, but to say whether or not they liked a beer, and get suggestions based on those preferences.
Eventually, I want to branch out to help people learn about the process of making beer, why different beers taste different, and more.
This will also include a dashboard view for breweries that they can use to see details about their beer on the platform.
Beerate's front end is built in Nuxt, a framework based on Vue. The API is built in Ruby on Rails, and the database is PostgreSQL.
Under Construction
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