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# [Rails Fitness Tracker App Part 1: Setup & Devise](https://blog.mydevdiary.net/rails-fitness-tracker-app-part-1-setup-and-devise?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

This is Part 1 of a series of posts about my experience building my first Rails applicaiton. You can read the prelude to the project here. Recap For my first Rails app, I am going to build a fitness tracker that let's users sign up for an account w...

Jun 3, 2020 · blog.mydevdiary.net  
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[Francisco Quintero](https://hashnode.com/@cesc1989)

[Jun 18, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/rails-fitness-tracker-app-part-1-setup-and-devise/5ed6990ee6da1cf54d5e2442/comment/5eeb71247c75e8f7249fc6f3)

Great here. Question. How did you feel using Rails after using Sinatra?

And regarding Omniauth and social sign-in. It's normal. In those services where you can log in with Facebook, Twitter or Google, I've seen you have to merge accounts in order to join with either of them. Otherwise you end up with several accounts.