Course Information
Course Overview
Get Your Ruby On Rails Skill a Quantum Jump With Project Based Training
Projects in Ruby On Rails is for developers looking to upgrade their ruby and rails skills. This course is not for beginners and will be more suited to professionals who have already done some Ruby coding. If you are new to Ruby on Rails you can try our introductory course" Learn Ruby on Rails from Scratch.
The course has been taught primarily in Linux. We have included tutorials to help you get started in Windows but we suggest you use some flavour of Linux for this course. You can use virtual OS if required. This course also assumes you know SQL and as we have used it in all the examples. The following projects have been selected and created in the course. It will not only help you understand the core concepts of ROR but will also teach you the best of development practices.
Project Details
Book Store - The first project is a simple book stock application. You will learn to install the Rails and MySQL and will build the app step by step adding controllers, views and models. By the end of it you will have pretty good idea to build yourself a similar stock keeping web app in ROR.
Blogging System - Learn to make a complete blog management system like WordPress in Ruby on Rails. Learn to design your App from ground up using the MVC architecture . You will learn smart ruby coding techniques in this project.
Image Gallery - Learn to create image gallery with optimal image storage and retrieval mechanism. This simple yet fun project will build further on your knowledge and will teach you professional rail development methodologies.
Shopping Cart - A web development course is incomplete without a shopping cart project. You will learn the basic cart development process and you can extend the code to build your own online stores. We have used the Spree system for this project.
Content Management System - This is the most complex of the project tackled in the course. This project is a robust content management tool similar to many commercial applications. It will refresh all the techniques and processes learn in this course.
If you successfully build and improve on the projects covered in this course you will be able to undertake and complete any project in ROR. So come aboard be be the Rails Ninja..
Course Content
- 7 section(s)
- 48 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Getting Started
- Section 2 Building A Simple Book Store
- Section 3 Building a Blogging System
- Section 4 Building a Image Gallery
- Section 5 RailsCMS
- Section 6 Spree Ecommerce Site
- Section 7 Course Summary
What You’ll Learn
- Over 31 lectures and 6 hours of content!
- Master Project Development in Ruby on Rails
- Learn to use ruby code effectively in commercial projects
- Learn best software development practices
- Learn all important Rails API
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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BBijan Hoomand
The videos are really practical and he just doesn't focus on the Rails part, but also on the view and using Bootstrap. He also does troubleshooting on the fly which shows his good overall experience. It'd be nice if the videos were updated for Rails 5 as well.
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FFarah Khan
I am learning much more much faster from this course than other Udemy courses on Ruby on Rails. I like that he starts with the static content and layout using HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap, and then goes on to make each page dynamic using embedded ruby. I also like that he walks step by step through errors he has made and corrects them on screen. This has helped me a lot in my learning process. With other videos I hit a wall when I make an error and don't know how to progress after that. With his videos, I feel much more comfortable finding and correcting errors in my code to fix applications. I also like that he teaches the whole of the process from beginning to end instead of breaking every single thing down piecemeal. This works well with my style of learning.
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BB Dowtin
Nice projects. Good flow, but doesn't give enough insight. It does not give insight into what we are about to do or why we are doing it or what problems what we are doing solves for us. Lots of hands on, by a clear expert, but not transmitting an understanding what we've built and why.
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MMichael Munevar
I would not recommend this course to someone who is new to Rails. The material is old, and Rails has changed quite a bit since this course was created. I had difficulty completing the course, although I gave it my best.