Learn Rails: Quickly Code, Style and Launch 4 Web Apps

Learn Rails: Quickly Code, Style and Launch 4 Web Apps, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.7, with 84 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 263 reviews, and has 22870 subscribers.

You will learn about Style with Bootstrap themes Use Git and Heroku for deployment Learn Rails Scaffolds, Controllers, Models, etc. Implement several popular gems (devise, social_share, etc.) This course is ideal for individuals who are Take this course if you want more Rails practice or If you want to get familiar with different Ruby gems, this course is for you or Don't take this course if you have intermediate to advanced knowledge in Rails or This course is not designed for people with no programming experience It is particularly useful for Take this course if you want more Rails practice or If you want to get familiar with different Ruby gems, this course is for you or Don't take this course if you have intermediate to advanced knowledge in Rails or This course is not designed for people with no programming experience.

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Summary

Title: Learn Rails: Quickly Code, Style and Launch 4 Web Apps

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 84

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 84

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 86

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 86

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Style with Bootstrap themes
Use Git and Heroku for deployment
Learn Rails Scaffolds, Controllers, Models, etc.
Implement several popular gems (devise, social_share, etc.)

Who Should Attend

Take this course if you want more Rails practice
If you want to get familiar with different Ruby gems, this course is for you
Don't take this course if you have intermediate to advanced knowledge in Rails
This course is not designed for people with no programming experience

Target Audiences

Take this course if you want more Rails practice
If you want to get familiar with different Ruby gems, this course is for you
Don't take this course if you have intermediate to advanced knowledge in Rails
This course is not designed for people with no programming experience

According to the Ruby on Rails website, Rails is “a web application development framework written in the Ruby language. It is designed to make programming web applications easier by making assumptions about what every developer needs to get started. It allows you to write less code while accomplishing more than many other languages and frameworks.“

If you feel like Rails may be the framework for you after reading that statement, but don’t know where to start, you’ve come to the right place.

In this course, students will learn what Ruby on Rails is best for, quickly creating and finishing web apps easily. This course covers it all, from installation to deployment. We will teach you how to use various Ruby on Rails tools while building functional web applications. By the end of the course, you will know enough Ruby on Rails to create any CRUD application you like.�

Not only this, but I also provide resources for almost every lecture, so that you can learn more if you wish. This course will provide you with enough Ruby on Rails knowledge to go from beginner to intermediate. After completing this course, you will also have enough Ruby Rails basis to learn any other Rails concept you can think of on your own. Think of this course like a quick jumpstart to your Ruby on Rails career.�

This course will give you a headstart into building any CRUD (create, read, update, delete) site you like. Building CRUD applications quickly is something that Ruby on Rails is great at.

In this course, we will complete 4 CRUD Ruby on Rails web apps in the following order:

A personal blog
A user messaging app
A To Do List (The Hello World of Ruby on Rails Applications)
A Wikipedia Clone

But basic Ruby on Rails isn’t the only thing we will focus on, we will also learn how to use other tools with our apps such as:

Git
Heroku
Bootstrap
Active Admin
Static Pages
MVC Architecture

If you want to bulk up your resume, get some practice or learn how to use various Rails gems in your app, look no further!

This is the perfect course for the casual web developer. This course will take you from basic HTML knowledge to building your own beautiful web applications.

This course will cover a lot of ground in a very short amount of time. Since the course is so fast, breezing through it might not help your retain everything. I recommend trying to finish the course in a month. It will help you retain knowledge, as well as give you time to explore different features on your own. Not only this, but udemy gives you a 30 day money back guarantee, so you have nothing to lose!

Thank you for showing interest in this course!

If you have any questions, email me at akhanrade@gmail.com

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Intro

Lecture 1: Welcome!

Lecture 2: In Case You Missed The Intro

Lecture 3: Why Learn Ruby on Rails?

Lecture 4: If You Need Help

Lecture 5: Installing Rails

Lecture 6: Atom Text Editor and My Packages

Chapter 2: Rails Dictionary

Lecture 1: Intro To MVC

Lecture 2: Partials And Rendering

Lecture 3: MVC In Use

Lecture 4: What Are Migrations?

Lecture 5: The Gemfile

Lecture 6: Creating Our First Rails App

Chapter 3: Gitting Started

Lecture 1: What Is Git?

Lecture 2: Git Installed

Lecture 3: Git Commands

Lecture 4: Reverting To a Previous Commit

Lecture 5: Finale

Chapter 4: Building A Blog

Lecture 1: Blog Demo

Lecture 2: Setting Up Our App

Lecture 3: Installing Devise

Lecture 4: Adding Validation To Posts

Lecture 5: Hiding Stuff From Unauthenticated Users

Lecture 6: Cleaning Up

Lecture 7: Fixing Routes

Lecture 8: Implementing Bootstrap with Bootswatch Themes

Lecture 9: Coding The Navbar

Lecture 10: Styling The Index Page

Lecture 11: Style Your Own Show Page Challenge!

Lecture 12: Adding Social_Share Links

Lecture 13: Adding Facebook Comments

Lecture 14: Adding Google Plus Comments

Lecture 15: Patching Up Blog Login Bug

Lecture 16: Congratulations! You've Built a blog!

Chapter 5: User Messaging App

Lecture 1: A Look Into What We'll Be Building

Lecture 2: Creating Our App and Installing Devise

Lecture 3: Creating Migrations

Lecture 4: The Conversation Model

Lecture 5: The Message Model

Lecture 6: The Conversations Controller

Lecture 7: The Messages Controller

Lecture 8: Importing The Bootstrap CDN

Lecture 9: Creating The Views

Lecture 10: Fixing The Routes

Lecture 11: Final Test

Chapter 6: ToDo List

Lecture 1: What We'll Be Building

Lecture 2: Creating Our App and Scaffolds

Lecture 3: Adding Basic Styling

Lecture 4: Fixing Minor Bugs

Lecture 5: Styling The Application Page

Lecture 6: Styling The Forms

Lecture 7: Styling The Index Page

Lecture 8: What is Font Awesome?

Lecture 9: Using Font Awesome

Lecture 10: Final Test

Chapter 7: Make A Wiki

Lecture 1: What We'll Be Building

Lecture 2: Setting Up Our App

Lecture 3: Installing Devise

Lecture 4: Validations and Other Stuff

Lecture 5: Importing Bootstrap

Lecture 6: Styling The Show Page

Lecture 7: Testing Our App

Lecture 8: Styling The Index Page

Lecture 9: Styling The Forms

Lecture 10: Fixing It Up

Lecture 11: Creating The Navbar

Lecture 12: Creating Categories In The DB

Lecture 13: Modeling The Categories

Lecture 14: Creating The Categories in The Console

Lecture 15: Putting Categories Into The Controller

Lecture 16: Selecting Categories

Lecture 17: Adding Categories to The Forms

Lecture 18: Showing The Current Category

Lecture 19: Great Job!

Chapter 8: Additional Features

Lecture 1: Styling Devise Forms with Bootstrap

Lecture 2: Active Admin Part 1

Lecture 3: Active Admin Part 2

Lecture 4: Creating Static Pages

Chapter 9: Heroku Deployment

Lecture 1: What is Heroku?

Lecture 2: Installing Heroku Toolbelt

Lecture 3: Preparing For Heroku Deployment

Lecture 4: Publishing To Heroku

Chapter 10: Wrapup

Lecture 1: Final Test

Lecture 2: Final Thoughts

Lecture 3: BONUS Lecture

Instructors

Adam Eubanks
Self Taught Programmer And Learning Enthusiast

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 11 votes
2 stars: 16 votes
3 stars: 45 votes
4 stars: 76 votes
5 stars: 115 votes

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