Ruby on Rails: The Complete Full Stack

Ruby on Rails: The Complete Full Stack, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.9, with 230 lectures, 8 quizzes, based on 49 reviews, and has 395 subscribers.

You will learn about Build and Deploy at least one Ruby on Rails Application Students will have a deep understanding about the tools they are using. This course is ideal for individuals who are Senior Developers should not take this course or Non-Developers, Beginning Developers, and Intermediate Developers will find this course to be extremely resourceful It is particularly useful for Senior Developers should not take this course or Non-Developers, Beginning Developers, and Intermediate Developers will find this course to be extremely resourceful.

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Summary

Title: Ruby on Rails: The Complete Full Stack

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.9

Number of Lectures: 230

Number of Quizzes: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 184

Number of Published Quizzes: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 238

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 192

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build and Deploy at least one Ruby on Rails Application
Students will have a deep understanding about the tools they are using.

Who Should Attend

Senior Developers should not take this course
Non-Developers, Beginning Developers, and Intermediate Developers will find this course to be extremely resourceful

Target Audiences

Senior Developers should not take this course
Non-Developers, Beginning Developers, and Intermediate Developers will find this course to be extremely resourceful

Welcome to one of the very first courses to teach Full Stack Development. This course is designed to take you from knowing nothingto being a JuniorFull Stack Developer. In this course, you will learn how to develop, deploy, and handle a web application. HTML-HTML5, CSS3, understanding JavaScript, BootStrap, jQuery, Basics of SQL, Ruby 1.9-2.2.3, SASS, Ruby on Rails 4, Git, GitHub, Heroku, and other sectioned courses. I’ll go over 70-90% of the syntax of each language, explain what each one does with more Simplified Sense than Technical Jargon, gradually go from simple to hard and then back to simple, and there will be a continual addition of projects where we’ll go from designing the website to deploying it to GitHub and Heroku. THIS IS AN UPDATING COURSE WITH NEW SECTIONS THAT WILL BE ADDED LATER ON(COFFEESCRIPT AND HAML)

Inside of this course you will find

Quizzes
Practice Code Quizzes
Self-made Games
Do it yourself projects that are small and easily manageable.
An Introduction to Computer Science that covers Memory Allocation to Encryption to Web Security
A mind boggling amount of knowledge
Each video is encapsulated, which means you can watch a video and not worry about losing your place in the next video.

The course is structured to teach you the syntax, test your knowledge of the syntax, and then practice the syntax.

What this course won’t teach you

How to run and maintain a server or Operating System since there are too many, and I can’t predict which one your job will require.
How to solve networking problems.
How to make Desktop Software or engage in Software Development.
How to deal with people.
What 42 is.
This course is designed to provide a rookie level of Full Stack Development. This course is designed to give you 70%-90% of what a Full Stack Developer should know.

If you are new to the web development world, this course is likely for you. If you just went through a couple of HTML and CSS courses, this course is likely for you. If you’re looking to learn just Ruby and onwards, this course is likely for you. If you’re a Senior Full Stack Developer for Ruby on Rails looking to reaffirm your knowledge, this course will most likely not be for you.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Basic Web Development

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: HTML5 – DOCTYPE HTML Head Title Meta

Lecture 3: Body Nav A(attribute/anchor)

Lecture 4: Div Img

Lecture 5: Video Audio Article and Text-Formatters

Lecture 6: Lists and Code Helpers

Lecture 7: Iframes Buttons HTML Symbols

Lecture 8: Graphics

Lecture 9: Input Streams

Lecture 10: A tags

Lecture 11: B tags

Lecture 12: C tags

Lecture 13: D and E tags

Lecture 14: F tags

Lecture 15: H tags

Lecture 16: M tags

Lecture 17: O tags

Lecture 18: P tags

Lecture 19: R and S tags

Lecture 20: T tags

Lecture 21: CSS3 – Linking and Writing CSS3

Lecture 22: Font and its properties

Lecture 23: Text and its properties

Lecture 24: Overflow and PageBreak

Lecture 25: Word

Lecture 26: Background

Lecture 27: Alignment and Backface-visibility

Lecture 28: Border and Bottom

Lecture 29: Margin

Lecture 30: Padding and Box

Lecture 31: The Flexibility of Flex

Lecture 32: Column

Lecture 33: Count cursor direction display empty-cell float @key-frame left letter line

Lecture 34: List and @Media properties

Lecture 35: Nav Opacity Order and Outline Properties

Lecture 36: Perspective properties and position resize tab-size table-layout

Lecture 37: Transform and Transition properties

Lecture 38: Animation Properties

Lecture 39: Vertical-align Visibility and Z-index

Chapter 2: HTML Projects

Lecture 1: HTML Kindle Books

Lecture 2: Getting used to HTML – Part 1

Lecture 3: Getting used to HTML – Part 2

Lecture 4: Getting used to HTML – Part 3

Lecture 5: HTML Projects – Part 1 – SPA

Lecture 6: HTML Projects – Part 2 – Freelance Website

Lecture 7: HTML Projects – Part 3 – Coding Website

Lecture 8: HTML Projects – Part 4 – Business Website

Lecture 9: HTML Projects – Part 5 – Social Website

Lecture 10: HTML Projects – Part 6 – Graphic Design Website

Lecture 11: HTML Projects – Part 7 – File Upload Site

Lecture 12: HTML Projects – Part 8 – Blog Site

Lecture 13: HTML Projects – Part 9 – Teaching Website

Lecture 14: HTML Projects – Part 10 – News Website

Chapter 3: CSS3 Projects

Lecture 1: Coder Forum Website

Lecture 2: Coder Forum Website Part 2

Lecture 3: Eloquent Website

Lecture 4: Eloquent Website Part 2

Lecture 5: CSS – Projects – Part 1 – SPA website

Lecture 6: CSS – Projects – Part 2 – Freelance Website

Lecture 7: CSS – Projects – Part 3 – Coding Website

Lecture 8: CSS – Projects – Part 4 – Business Website

Lecture 9: CSS – Projects – Part 5 – Social Website

Lecture 10: CSS – Projects – Part 6 – Graphics Design Website

Lecture 11: CSS – Projects – Part 7 – File Upload Site

Lecture 12: CSS – Projects – Part 8 – Blog Site

Lecture 13: CSS – Projects – Part 9 – Teaching Website

Lecture 14: CSS – Projects – Part 10 – News Website

Chapter 4: JavaScript

Lecture 1: JavaScript – Understanding the Dom

Lecture 2: JavaScript Basics

Lecture 3: JavaScript – Basics – Functions

Lecture 4: JavaScript – Basics – Comparatives, Assignment Operators, and Statements

Lecture 5: JavaScript – Continue, Error Handling, and Return

Lecture 6: JavaScript – Understanding Selectors and Event Handlers

Lecture 7: JavaScript – Basics – Arrays and some Array Functions

Lecture 8: JavaScript – Understanding Regular Expressions

Lecture 9: JavaScript – Playing with HTML Canvas

Chapter 5: JS Projects

Lecture 1: JS Part 1 – Ping Pong – Part 1

Lecture 2: JS Part 2 – Ping Pong – Part 2

Lecture 3: JS Part 3 – Ping Pong – Part 3

Lecture 4: JS Part 4 – Ping Pong – Part 4

Lecture 5: JS Part 5 – Cookies

Lecture 6: JS Part 6 – Sessions

Lecture 7: JS Part 7 – Using Geolocation

Lecture 8: JS Part 8 – Using Custom Data

Lecture 9: JS Part 9 – Loading Partials

Chapter 6: SQL

Lecture 1: SQLandPostGre – Part 1 – Introduction and PostGre Problem Solving

Instructors

Tommy Mertell
Ghost Writer and Ruby Web Developer
Muhammad Uzair Khalid
Electrical & Biomedical Engineer, Freelance Technical Writer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes
2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 11 votes
4 stars: 14 votes
5 stars: 19 votes

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