Comprehensive Ruby on Rails

What does it take to become a full stack web developer? It seems like a daunting task, requiring expertise in server-side coding, database design, HTML, CSS, algorithm development, and more. Learning these skills in isolation can be overwhelming, leading many aspiring developers to give up.

This comprehensive course offers a step-by-step approach to mastering all the skills you need to become a proficient full stack developer. We'll achieve this by building a real, production-ready application from the ground up.

You'll learn how to:

• Set up your development environment: Includes a detailed guide for installing the Ruby on Rails framework locally on both Mac and PC.
• Build with Ruby on Rails: Utilize Rails scaffold generators for rapid development.
• Version Control with Git: Learn how to effectively use git repositories for project management.
• File Handling: Create custom file uploaders and downloaders.
• Database Management: Master database modeling and query generation.
• Form Handling: Create and manage form data for database input.
• User Authentication: Set up secure user logins.
• Search Functionality: Build a search engine for your application.
• Front-End Development: Implement HTML and CSS customization.
• Rails Console Proficiency: Learn how to effectively use the Rails console.
• Deployment: Understand how to deploy your application to a live website.
• MVC Framework: Grasp the principles of the Model-View-Controller (MVC) framework.
• Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Apply OOP principles to your development.

Course Updates (March 2016):

• New lectures added for upgrading to Rails 4.2.
• Learn how to edit nested resources effectively.
• Discover techniques for cleaning up notifications.

Each video includes links to the code used in that specific stage, making it easy to follow along and practice. Upon completion, you'll receive a certificate of completion for Comprehensive Ruby on Rails development and be well-equipped to start building your own web applications.