Daniel Lefebvre – Ruby on Rails for Beginners

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Daniel Lefebvre – Ruby on Rails for BeginnersLearn To Integrate Front End and Back End Development with the Ruby Programming Language and Rails FrameworkYou’ve learned HTML and CSS– and probably some Javascript and PHP. Did you ever wonder why you need four separate languages to create a web application? Is there a better, more unified solution? If you’ve been looking for an easy to learn, rapid application development environment, Ruby on Rails is for you.Ruby on Rails– commonly called just “Rails”– is an increasingly popular language and framework for creating web applications. The Rails framework provides templates to complete such common tasks as:Retrieving Web Service ContentQuerying a DatabaseCreating and Using Page TemplatesMuch, much moreBecause the templates are already part of the Rails framework, you’ll spend less time architecting and coding common tasks. The Rails framework is a time saver that doesn’t sacrifice power or flexibility.Every day new jobs are posted for prepared Ruby on Rails Developers. Increase your opportunities– whether you work as a contractor, freelancer or you’re looking for a full time job by learning this important framework and language.Instructor Daniel Lefevbre is both a Rails expert and patient instructor. Daniel will guide you through this excellent course, taking a patient, step-by-step approach to the material. You’ll learn through Daniel’s exciting lectures and engaging lab exercises that teach you the in’s and out’s of the framework.Your HostDaniel LefebvreEpisodesGetting ed with RailsThe Basic Set up and Function of Rails (4:33)New Project in Creation (6:52)What is MVC? (3:34)Scaffolding Basics (5:49)Rails Specific Style Sheets (11:54)Chapter 1 Lab ExerciseRuby CoreStrings (9:09)Arrays and Hashes (8:11)Conditional Processing (9:15)Loops and Iterations (7:29)Classes (8:28)Chapter 2 Lab ExerciseMVCViews (5:01)Models (8:10)Controllers (5:09)Scaffolding Under the Hood (7:17)Chapter 3 Lab ExerciseModelsAdding Records to a Database (8:49)Finding Records in a Database (9:15)Deleting Records from a Database (5:55)Common Queries (5:43)Iterators and Loops with Query Results (6:47)Chapter 4 Lab ExerciseFormsSearching Your Database (7:02)Creating a Search Form (6:34)Select Boxes (7:46)Select Boxes Built from a Database (7:14)Chapter 5 Lab ExerciseBetter FormsForm Builders (7:52)Integrate from Builders and Styles (10:34)Add Images to Forms (11:16)Required Fields (6:42)Form Validation (9:14)Chapter 6 Lab ExerciseCookies and SessionsCookies (6:55)Read a Cookie (5:42)Delete a Cookie (6:35)Sessions (6:06)Reading Sessions (4:33)Deleting Sessions (5:45)Chapter 7 Lab ExerciseWorking with UsersUser Account Fundamentals (9:20)Send an Email (7:44)Send an Account Activation Email (8:23)Recieve an Email (6:57)Chapter 8 Lab ExerciseRoutingUnderstanding Routing and Globbing (8:30)Using Match for Page Routing (3:15)Using Regular Expressions for Routing (4:56)Globbing (5:19)Chapter 9 Lab ExerciseTestingCode Testing (6:41)Unit Testing (5:25)Function Testing (3:11)Seeding Your Database (4:57)Chapter 10 Lab Exercise

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