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hello my name is and welcome to my YouTube channel so in this video weamp;#39;ll create simple project uh and understand the project hierarchy and rails okay and also we will understand the architecture which is the MBC architecture that they follow we will understand that okay so letamp;#39;s start uh Iamp;#39;ll open my terminal and to create a rails uh project uh thereamp;#39;s a very simple command but before I do that you might have set up your local environment let me quickly show it to you you should have Ruby Iamp;#39;m using Ruby this version rails this 7.1 3.4 then j-v this okay now letamp;#39;s start so you can use command rails new then after this you have to write the project name so Iamp;#39;ll name it as quiz app okay this is the very common command that you can use and it will create the default project okay but I want to make two changes first because this is an introductory video series I donamp;#39;t want to add test cases to it so Iamp;#39;ll use dasht this
