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Essential Gems for Your Rails Projects

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Essential Gems for Your Rails Projects, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 98 lectures, based on 20 reviews, and has 220 subscribers.

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You will learn about Prototype the minimal viable product of your idea Understand the keys gems required for almost every Rails project Understand the model-view-controller architecture Develop a Rails application from scratch without using the Scaffold generator Implement search, pagination, authentication, authorization, friendly urls, debugging in a rails application Develop a miniature admin dashboard Understand the difference between categories & tags and how to implement them. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who have ideas for products or Students who love technologhy or Project managers who want to understand their web developers or Designers and IT professionals looking to augment their skills or Computer science students who need practical skills or Professional looking for a career change into software development or Print designers who want to make the transition to digital It is particularly useful for Beginners who have ideas for products or Students who love technologhy or Project managers who want to understand their web developers or Designers and IT professionals looking to augment their skills or Computer science students who need practical skills or Professional looking for a career change into software development or Print designers who want to make the transition to digital.

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Title: Essential Gems for Your Rails Projects

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 98

Number of Published Lectures: 98

Number of Curriculum Items: 98

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 98

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • Prototype the minimal viable product of your idea
  • Understand the keys gems required for almost every Rails project
  • Understand the model-view-controller architecture
  • Develop a Rails application from scratch without using the Scaffold generator
  • Implement search, pagination, authentication, authorization, friendly urls, debugging in a rails application
  • Develop a miniature admin dashboard
  • Understand the difference between categories & tags and how to implement them.

Who Should Attend

  • Beginners who have ideas for products
  • Students who love technologhy
  • Project managers who want to understand their web developers
  • Designers and IT professionals looking to augment their skills
  • Computer science students who need practical skills
  • Professional looking for a career change into software development
  • Print designers who want to make the transition to digital

Target Audiences

  • Beginners who have ideas for products
  • Students who love technologhy
  • Project managers who want to understand their web developers
  • Designers and IT professionals looking to augment their skills
  • Computer science students who need practical skills
  • Professional looking for a career change into software development
  • Print designers who want to make the transition to digital

The Challenge
So you have been developing your Rails application for sometime now, after a tutorial or two. Your data model is all setup and well implemented. But now, you want to include those common features that almost every web application has. What do you do?

This is where, Essential Gems for Your Rails Project comes in.

In this course we’ll build an event hosting and registration application using the Rails web framework from scratch, without using the famous scaffold generator in Rails, that will allow us to publish events and allow users to register and attend such events.

We are going to build a generic event hosting application based on some features available in already existing events hosting platforms such as Eventbrite and Egotickets.

With the absolute beginner in mind, we will explore the basics of web application development such as CRUD (create, read, update & destroy) of databases, model-view-controller / MVC architecture, associations, etc.

We will also cover ten (10) essential libraries / gems, which is the theme of this course, to assist you in every Rails application, to make your job easier and help you work faster to produce quality software. These libraries include pagination, authorization, authentication, file uploads, search, friendly urls, debugging, etc.

It is not going to be about gems only, we’ll implement some key features & concepts in most web applications such as categorizations, tagging, admin dashboard, associations, model-view-controller, data modeling, etc.

By the end of this course, you will develop a full functional rails application from scratch, which you can use some of the gems and features in your own projects.

If you are excited and ready to learn, lets get started!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction & Development Tools

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Course

Lecture 2: Demo Application

Lecture 3: Basic Requirements

Lecture 4: Enviroment Setup – Local

Lecture 5: Environment Setup – Cloud

Lecture 6: Ruby Before Rails?

Lecture 7: What are RubyGems?

Lecture 8: Section Summary

Chapter 2: CRUD, Resources and RESTful routes

Lecture 1: Model-View-Controller Architecture

Lecture 2: Rails Application Structure

Lecture 3: Create – new and create Part 1

Lecture 4: Create – new and create Part 2

Lecture 5: Read – index and show

Lecture 6: Update – edit and update

Lecture 7: Delete – destroy

Lecture 8: Rails Console

Lecture 9: Validations

Lecture 10: Root page, DRY and ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound

Lecture 11: Section Summary

Chapter 3: User Interface Design and Form

Lecture 1: Helper Methods – Dynamic Page Title & Date Format

Lecture 2: Partial

Lecture 3: User Interface Gems

Lecture 4: Install Gem for Forms

Lecture 5: Styling Events Index Page

Lecture 6: Styling Show Page and Form

Lecture 7: Implement Navigation

Lecture 8: Section Summary

Chapter 4: Authentication and has_many Association

Lecture 1: Introduction to Authentication Gem

Lecture 2: Setup Authentication Gem

Lecture 3: Generate Users

Lecture 4: Associate Users and Events Part 1

Lecture 5: Associate Users and Events Part 2

Lecture 6: Generate Views for Sign in & Sign out

Lecture 7: Customise Authentication Parameters Part 1

Lecture 8: Customise Authentication Parameters Part 2

Lecture 9: Show User Page Part 1

Lecture 10: Show User Page Part 2

Lecture 11: Section Summary

Chapter 5: Authorization

Lecture 1: Introduction to Authorization Gem

Lecture 2: Authorization Gem Setup

Lecture 3: Authorize Users Part 1

Lecture 4: Authorize Users Part 2

Lecture 5: Hiding Links or URLs

Lecture 6: Section Summary

Chapter 6: Administration and Categories

Lecture 1: Add Admin to Users

Lecture 2: Create Admin Dasboard Part 1

Lecture 3: Create Admin Dasboard Part 2

Lecture 4: Create Admin Dasboard Part 3

Lecture 5: Allow Only Admins to View Users

Lecture 6: Allow Only Admins to Create Categories

Lecture 7: Create Categories Index Page

Lecture 8: Allow Only Admins to Edit and Update Categories

Lecture 9: Allow Only Admins to Delete Categories

Lecture 10: Create Categories Show Page Part 1

Lecture 11: Create Categories Show Page Part 2

Lecture 12: Section Summary

Chapter 7: Image Upload

Lecture 1: Introduction to Image Upload

Lecture 2: Setup Image Upload Gem Part 1

Lecture 3: Setup Image Upload Gem Part 2

Lecture 4: Implement Image Upload

Lecture 5: Ignore Uploaded Images

Lecture 6: Section Summary

Chapter 8: User Friendly URLs and Search Functionality

Lecture 1: Introduction to User Friendly URLs

Lecture 2: Implement User Friendly URLs Part 1

Lecture 3: Implement User Friendly URLs Part 2

Lecture 4: Introduction to Search Gem

Lecture 5: Implement Search Gem

Lecture 6: Section Summary

Chapter 9: Section 9: Nested Resources & Associations

Lecture 1: Associate Categories and Events Part 1

Lecture 2: Associate Categories and Events Part 2

Lecture 3: Associate Comments and Events Part 1

Lecture 4: Associate Comments and Events Part 2

Lecture 5: Associate Comments and Users

Lecture 6: Event Registrations Part 1

Lecture 7: Event Registrations Part 2

Lecture 8: Event Capacity and Available Seats Part 1

Lecture 9: Event Capacity and Available Seats Part 2

Lecture 10: Modify Admin Dasboard Part 1

Lecture 11: Modify Admin Dasboard Part 2

Lecture 12: Section Summary

Chapter 10: Divide Content into Pages

Lecture 1: Introduction to Pagination Gem

Lecture 2: Implement Pagination Gem

Lecture 3: Section Summary

Chapter 11: Section 10: Enough Gems Already

Lecture 1: Like & Dislike Events Part 1

Lecture 2: Like & Dislike Events Part 2

Lecture 3: Tags and Tag-based Search for Events Part 1

Lecture 4: Tags and Tag-based Search for Events Part 2

Lecture 5: Tags and Tag-based Search for Events Part 3

Lecture 6: Create Landing Page

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