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Ruby On Rails: Understanding Ruby and The Rails Controller

Learn intermediate Ruby on Rails & become a fullstack web developer fast! Easy full stack coding for career growth.

4.5(63)
2,634students
4h 53m
Certificate
John Elder
John ElderFounder of Codemy

Course Content

Ruby On Rails: Understanding Ruby and The Rails Controller is an all-levels Udemy course taught by John Elder. It runs 4h 53m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 63 reviews, with 2,634 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated November 2023.

Learn Ruby on Rails and build real-world web applications! This comprehensive course guides you through the process of creating a dynamic superhero name generator website, leveraging a third-party API to fetch data and images.

You'll gain a solid understanding of Ruby programming, the foundation for Ruby on Rails development. We'll clarify the difference between the two – Ruby is a powerful programming language, while Ruby on Rails is a robust web application framework.

This course dives deep into the Rails controller, the crucial component in the Rails MVC architecture. Master controller techniques to unlock powerful app functionality and create engaging user experiences.

Enhance your application's visual appeal with Bootstrap CSS, the world's most popular CSS framework. You'll learn how to effectively use Bootstrap to style your Ruby on Rails projects.

Whether you're a beginner or have some existing Ruby on Rails experience, this course is designed for you. I teach at a comfortable pace, explaining every concept thoroughly.

Key Skills You'll Acquire:

  • Ruby Programming Fundamentals
  • Ruby on Rails Framework
  • Web Application Development
  • API Integration
  • Rails Controllers (MVC)
  • Bootstrap CSS Styling

Ready to build amazing web apps? Join me and let's get started!

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