The Programmers Guide : Learn Ruby Programming Fundamentals

The Programmers Guide : Learn Ruby Programming Fundamentals, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 3.6, with 266 lectures, based on 24 reviews, and has 2104 subscribers.

You will learn about Build their programming skills Learn to solve the same problem in more than one way Learn the object-oriented language Ruby This course is ideal for individuals who are If you're a beginner is good for you because we explain step by step or If you have previous programming experience this course if for you ,we will teach you Ruby,which is more fun and useful or If you´re an expert ,this course is not for you,but is interesting how many experts told me that learn some things when they take a look to the concepts,giving them new perspectives It is particularly useful for If you're a beginner is good for you because we explain step by step or If you have previous programming experience this course if for you ,we will teach you Ruby,which is more fun and useful or If you´re an expert ,this course is not for you,but is interesting how many experts told me that learn some things when they take a look to the concepts,giving them new perspectives.

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Summary

Title: The Programmers Guide : Learn Ruby Programming Fundamentals

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 3.6

Number of Lectures: 266

Number of Published Lectures: 266

Number of Curriculum Items: 266

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 266

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build their programming skills
Learn to solve the same problem in more than one way
Learn the object-oriented language Ruby

Who Should Attend

If you're a beginner is good for you because we explain step by step
If you have previous programming experience this course if for you ,we will teach you Ruby,which is more fun and useful
If you´re an expert ,this course is not for you,but is interesting how many experts told me that learn some things when they take a look to the concepts,giving them new perspectives

Target Audiences

If you're a beginner is good for you because we explain step by step
If you have previous programming experience this course if for you ,we will teach you Ruby,which is more fun and useful
If you´re an expert ,this course is not for you,but is interesting how many experts told me that learn some things when they take a look to the concepts,giving them new perspectives

Ruby is a fun toy and language and it’s also a serious programming language,became a prgrammer is a combination of scientist and artist.

In this course you will learn the ultimate and complete guide to build programs that increase your skills working on the Ruby language.

We will post excercises that challenge to our students and improve their programming skills,this will help them to master :

(1) Logic and object-oriented programming

(2) Ruby language

(3) Learn to solve problems in more than one way.

Course Description

You’ll learn the foundations of an object-oriented language like Ruby,if you have experience with programming you can jump and go directly to the excercises, but we receive feedback from experts that learn things or understand what they programm automatically but without understand what they program.

Content and Overview

This course is good for beginners,we ensure to get totally understood and want you understand the logic and foundations behind any line of code.

The students who finish this course will not just learn Ruby and create functional anduseful programs and applications, they will learn to THINK , for us this is more important,we want that you learn to solve problems in more than one way and we´re looking for more and more problems and excercise to improve your programming and solving problem skills.

What I´m going to learn from this course?

Learn Ruby programming language
Learn the best Object-Oriented language with real world examples,we ensure to not to be misunderstood.
Get surprised with new challenging excercises
The most complete guide of Ruby language , we don’t miss any subject
The most important: Think like a programmer and learn to solve problem in more than one way.

Do I need something?

You don’t need nothing actually, you have a computer and download the open source Ruby (free).

We will not force you to use any IDE,package,hosting,membership,because we want that you learn to use the free tools that an open source language like Ruby gives you.

We hope you enjoy the course!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Installing Ruby

Lecture 1: Welcome & Introduction

Lecture 2: Overview to student dashboard

Lecture 3: Download Ruby Installer

Lecture 4: Install Ruby for Windows

Lecture 5: Watch the version of Ruby

Lecture 6: Setup Ruby for Mac

Lecture 7: setup_ruby_for_mac

Lecture 8: Install Ruby for Mac

Chapter 2: Playing with code

Lecture 1: Ruby feels like english – Program N°01 : Your name 10 times

Lecture 2: "Hello World!"

Lecture 3: How to use the irb (Interactive Ruby) correctly

Lecture 4: The Kernel method – Program : Four ways to say "Hello!"

Lecture 5: four_mathods_hello_world_kernel

Lecture 6: Fix numbers ,floating and maths

Chapter 3: Class and Objects

Lecture 1: How Ruby read Objects

Lecture 2: example_how_ruby_read_objects

Lecture 3: String class and his methods – Program: Playing with "Cuasimodo"

Lecture 4: Class Basic Explanation – Program :Creating a simple profile folder

Lecture 5: Class Basic Explanation

Lecture 6: Inherited classes -Dogs, cats and snakes

Lecture 7: inherited_class

Lecture 8: Running Methods – Making your dog barks

Lecture 9: running_methods

Lecture 10: Summary : class ,objects ,methods and variables

Lecture 11: summary_class_object

Chapter 4: Data,Expressions and Flow Control

Lecture 1: The Building blocks of Ruby

Lecture 2: The_building_blocks_of Ruby

Lecture 3: Numbers,expresions,variables and comparisons – Program N° 08 You're a teenager

Lecture 4: Numbers,expresions,variables and comparison

Lecture 5: Looping with numbers iterators – Zero to one …hundred

Lecture 6: Looping with numbers iterators

Lecture 7: Floating,integers and constant

Lecture 8: Floating,integers and constant

Lecture 9: String ,expressions and interpolation

Lecture 10: Strings, expressions and interpolations

Lecture 11: ASCCII_and_conversion_of_characters

Lecture 12: 1_ASCCII_and_conversion_of_characters

Lecture 13: 1_ASCII _Binary _representations_and_characters

Lecture 14: Other interpolation methods

Lecture 15: Other interpolation methods

Lecture 16: Substitutions and regular expressions

Lecture 17: Substitutions and regular expressions

Lecture 18: Substitutions and regular expressions chart

Lecture 19: Iterations with regular and sub-expressions

Lecture 20: Iterations_with_regular_expressions_and_sub-expressions_modifiers

Lecture 21: Sub-expressions_modifiers_graphic

Lecture 22: Matching operators and Methods

Lecture 23: 3_Matching_operators_and_methods

Lecture 24: Yield Method

Lecture 25: Yield Method

Lecture 26: Yield Method 2.0

Chapter 5: Arrays : Operations and methods

Lecture 1: Arrays 101 basic of arrays and elements

Lecture 2: 4_Arrays_101_basic_of_arrays_and_elements

Lecture 3: Spliting_Strings_into_Arrays -Show me the array

Lecture 4: Spliting_Strings_into_Arrays

Lecture 5: Array Iterations and methods – Hacking arrays

Lecture 6: 2_Array_Iteration

Lecture 7: Other Array Methods

Lecture 8: Other_Array_Methods

Lecture 9: A_useful_shortcut_way_build_arrays

Lecture 10: A useful shortcut way to build arrays

Chapter 6: Hashes : Diccionaries and methods

Lecture 1: Hashes_101

Lecture 2: Hashes 101

Lecture 3: Basic Hash Methods

Lecture 4: Basic Hash Methods

Lecture 5: Hashes within Hashes

Lecture 6: Hashes within hashes

Chapter 7: Flow Control

Lecture 1: If unless and else

Lecture 2: if unless and else

Lecture 3: Elsif and case

Lecture 4: Elsif and case

Lecture 5: While and until

Lecture 6: While_and_until

Lecture 7: Ranges – From A to Z

Lecture 8: Ranges

Lecture 9: Symbols and his immutability

Lecture 10: Symbols and his immutability

Lecture 11: Symbols and reducing code

Lecture 12: Symbols and reducing code

Lecture 13: Summary

Lecture 14: Summary

Chapter 8: Putting Everyting together

Lecture 1: How to Install Sublime Text

Lecture 2: How to Download and Install Sublime Text

Lecture 3: How to create ruby files in your computer

Lecture 4: Ruby Application description : A text analyzer

Lecture 5: Ruby Application Description : A text analyzer

Lecture 6: Getting some text

Lecture 7: Getting some text

Lecture 8: Text Oliver

Lecture 9: Loading text files

Lecture 10: Loading Text Files

Lecture 11: Counting Lines of the Text File

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4 stars: 3 votes
5 stars: 9 votes

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