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# [How to deploy a Ruby Sinatra Active Record app on Heroku](https://blog.petefowler.dev/how-to-deploy-a-ruby-sinatra-active-record-app-on-heroku?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

This post will walk through deploying a full stack app with a React front end and a Sinatra, ActiveRecord, and Ruby back end on Heroku. PostgreSQL Heroku does not work with SQLite, so your app uses SQLite, you have to switch to using PostgreSQL in pr...

Oct 12, 2022 · 4 min read · blog.petefowler.dev  
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Full stack software engineer building a financial data integration SaaS product. Led a complete rebuild of the team’s web app using JavaScript, TypeScript, React, C#/.NET, EntityFramework Core and SQL, with testing in Jest, React Testing Library, xUnit, and Moq. Utilized AWS services including MySQL RDS, EC2, ECS with Docker, S3, Lambda, and EventBridge. Passionate about continuous improvement, clean code, and best practices (where they exist). Dedicated rock climber and runner based in Colorado. Names variables like a first born child.

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