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Ruby on Rails 6: Authenticating Users in a Rails Application

This course will teach you how to use Ruby User Authentication, a powerful toolset that allows developers to quickly and easily implement a security layer on top of their Ruby-based applications.

Intermediate
38m
(15)

Created by Anthony Alampi

Last Updated Oct 10, 2025

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Ruby on Rails 6: Authenticating Users in a Rails Application

This course will teach you how to use Ruby User Authentication, a powerful toolset that allows developers to quickly and easily implement a security layer on top of their Ruby-based applications.

Intermediate
38m
(15)

Created by Anthony Alampi

Last Updated Oct 10, 2025

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Do you need information on user authentication in Ruby, fast? In this course, Ruby on Rails 6: Authenticating Users in a Rails Application, you’ll learn to implement user authentication in Ruby apps. First, you’ll explore how to authenticate users and securely store their passwords. Next, you’ll discover how to keep users signed in with sessions and cookies Finally, you’ll learn how to provide feedback to users through form validation. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Ruby User Authentication needed to begin deploying in live applications.

Ruby on Rails 6: Authenticating Users in a Rails Application
Intermediate
38m
(15)
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Anthony Alampi
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I'm Anthony Alampi, an interactive designer and developer living in Austin, Texas. I'm a former professional video game developer and current web design company owner.

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