SCRATCH PLANNER – PHASE 2 DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (Ruby on Rails)

Hello!

I’ve reviewed the Phase 2 scope for Scratch Planner. I have experience extending existing Ruby on Rails applications using Hotwire (Turbo + Stimulus), without SPA frameworks.

Stack & experience:
• Ruby on Rails 8, PostgreSQL, Redis
• Hotwire, Tailwind / Flowbite
• ActionText (WYSIWYG), ActiveStorage
• Kanban boards and complex business logic (study mode, scoring)
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I can implement the required Decks logic, Kanban for Assignments/Tasks, UI improvements, and bug fixes while following the existing architecture and patterns.

Happy to discuss details and timelines.

Hello!I'm interested in your proposal.
6+ years of experience.
Ready to implement Phase 2 Planner on Rails 8 + Hotwire: decks (skill scoring + learning mode), Kanban, notes (Quill), calendar, UI fixes.Message me — let’s discuss the details!

Hello! I have reviewed your assignment and believe that I can successfully complete it. I would be happy to collaborate, please write to me personally for further details.

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Hello!
I specialize in Rails monoliths with Turbo/Stimulus and understand the importance of preserving your Planner:: namespace structure. I can implement the complete Decks study engine (randomization, difficulty logic, repetition rules, scoring), Kanban extensions for Assignments and Tasks, Notes with WYSIWYG (ActionText + Quill), updated Calendar views, UI upgrades, and bug fixes—all strictly aligned with your architecture, Stimulus controllers, Turbo Streams, and domain separation. I will not introduce new frameworks or external code, per your Service Agreement.

Hello, Nice to meet you.

As a full stack developer, I live and breathe exactly this stack: modular domain-driven Rails (Planner:: namespace), Turbo-driven interactivity, ActionText + Trix/Quill, Flowbite + Tailwind, Devise-JWT, Cloudinary, Stripe, and Redis-backed background jobs.

• Full spaced-repetition deck engine with proficiency scoring, non-repeating cards, and completion logic
• Kanban + Assignments + Tasks with filters, submit rules, and Turbo Stream updates
• Notes with WYSIWYG, Calendar with sort/view modes, and dozens of Hotwire UI polish tasks

I will extend your existing patterns perfectly — no new frameworks, zero tech debt, pixel-perfect with your current Stimulus controllers and Turbo Streams.
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Looking forward to shipping this fast and clean!
Best Regards

Hi there!

I read your Phase 2 brief carefully and I can extend your Planner app in a way that keeps the Rails and Hotwire patterns clean and predictable.
I will implement the full proficiency scoring and study logic so results reflect card performance and completion, fix the card flip bug, and add Kanban, Notes with a WYSIWYG editor, smarter filters, and the UI polish you described.

I will follow the Planner namespace and existing Stimulus and Turbo conventions so nothing new surprises your codebase.
My work will include tests for the scoring rules, clear Stimulus controllers for Kanban and Decks, and safe migrations for any new fields.
One feature I'd suggest is a study heatmap that shows weak areas across decks and offers short focused sessions to improve those exact cards, which will make study progress visible and actionable.

… Thank you!

Looks like a very well-structured Rails/Hotwire project — this is exactly the kind of “extend existing architecture, don’t reinvent it” work I’m comfortable with.

I can help you implement all the described scope while strictly following your existing patterns:

* **Decks:** proficiency-score logic, full study mode flow (randomized order, non-repeating Easy, repetition of others, completion popup), difficulty logic updates, and UI tweaks (auto-hide previews, no timer audio, reverse numbering, reveal-on-click).
* **Assignments / Tasks:** list + Kanban updates, submit confirmations with rules, complete/incomplete filters, and new Kanban view.
* **Notes:** new Notes tab with WYSIWYG (Trix/Quill via ActionText), removing legacy preview column.
* **Courses / Calendar:** search auto-filter, calendar sorting + new views via Turbo/Stimulus.
* **General UI & Design:** expandable columns, button renaming/recoloring, end markers in Kanban, and fixing the Decks card-flip bug.
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I’ll keep everything within your Rails 8 + Hotwire + Tailwind stack, reuse existing Stimulus controllers/Turbo Streams, respect the `Planner::` domain structure, and avoid introducing any new frameworks or external code beyond what’s approved.

You can check my work here: [https://dima.ge](https://dima.ge)

A few quick questions to align expectations:

1. Do you already have acceptance criteria/user flows documented for the study-mode and scoring logic, or should I formalize them from your description?
2. Is there a design source (Figma/Sketch) for the UI changes, or is it dev-led within your current style system?
3. What’s your preferred workflow: feature branches + PR reviews on GitHub/GitLab, or direct commits with regular check-ins?

Hello,

Your project’s modular Rails structure and Hotwire-driven interactivity align perfectly with my skill set. I have hands-on experience developing complex study decks with randomized card logic, dynamic UI behaviors using Stimulus controllers, Turbo Streams for real-time updates, and robust scoring systems—all of which mirror your requirements for Decks and Study Mode enhancements. I am also comfortable implementing Kanban boards, filters, submission confirmations, and advanced UI improvements, ensuring a seamless and user-friendly experience.

My background includes working with Rails 8, PostgreSQL, Redis, Devise/Devise-JWT authentication, and integrating rich text editors like ActionText and Quill. I have also managed file uploads via Cloudinary, email delivery through SendGrid, and payment flows using Stripe—ensuring production-grade reliability and security. I am committed to maintaining clean, maintainable code, extending existing patterns rather than introducing unnecessary frameworks, and ensuring full IP transfer compliance as per your Service Agreement.

I am particularly drawn to the opportunity to enhance multiple modules—Decks, Assignments, Tasks, Notes, Courses, and Calendar—while preserving the modular domain architecture. My approach emphasizes careful attention to detail, maintainable code, and polished UI/UX that matches your project vision.

I would welcome the chance to discuss how I can contribute to your project and help deliver these updates efficiently and effectively. Thank you for your time and consideration.
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Sincerely,