Dice Roll is a Ruby on Rails web app that lets users simulate dice rolls by choosing how many dice to roll and how many sides each die should have.
Live Demo: https://dice-4-ocjb.onrender.com
- Choose the number of dice to roll
- Choose the number of sides per die
- Generate randomized dice results
- Display the results in the browser
- Re-roll with different dice combinations
- Built with Rails routes, controllers, views, and form parameters
- Ruby
- Ruby on Rails
- HTML / ERB
- CSS
- JavaScript
- PostgreSQL
- Render
This project helped me practice building dynamic Rails routes, working with query parameters, handling form input, and using controller actions to generate and display randomized results.
I also practiced preparing a Rails app for production deployment, including configuring environment variables, connecting a PostgreSQL database, and deploying the app with Docker on Render.
- The user enters the number of dice they want to roll.
- The user enters how many sides each die should have.
- The app sends those values through a Rails form.
- The controller generates random results.
- The results are displayed back to the user.
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Example:
- Improve the visual design
- Add dice animations
- Add input validation
- Add roll history
- Add automated tests
- Make the app fully responsive on mobile devices
Built by Muhammed Ahmad as part of my Ruby on Rails portfolio. Some rights reserved — see LICENSE.txt