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Ruby on Rails - A Jumpstart for .NET Developers
By Dustin Davis
This course walks through building a Rails application with as little friction as possible.
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
May 14, 2013
Duration
2h 39m
Table of contents
Introduction to Ruby and Rails
Introduction
2m
What is Ruby?
3m
Ruby vs .NET
5m
Rails vs ASP.NET WebForms
2m
Rails vs ASP.NET MVC
3m
Getting Setup
3m
Summary
1m
Just Enough Ruby
IRB and IDEs
3m
Identifiers
4m
Strings and Substitution
2m
Symbols
3m
Arrays and Hashes
4m
Methods and Classes I
6m
Methods and Classes II
5m
Namespaces and Multiple Inheritance
3m
Conditional Statements and Loops
7m
Errors and Error Handling
2m
Summary
3m
Rails
Getting setup
3m
Setting up the server
4m
Scaffolding
2m
Data access
5m
Migrations
7m
Controllers
2m
Routing
7m
Parameters, sessions and cookies
3m
Summary
2m
Views
From controllers to views
2m
View templates
7m
Master pages and partial views
6m
Asset pipeline
7m
Summary
1m
ActiveRecord
Putting it together
Description
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
May 14, 2013
Duration
2h 39m
Description
This course is for .NET developers who want to try out Ruby on Rails without investing a significant amount of time into learning both Ruby and the Rails framework. In this course, we walk through what Ruby and Rails are, how they compare to .NET languages like C# and VB. After a brief introduction to the Ruby language, we jump into building a Rails application and customizing it.
About the author
About the author
Dustin is a co-founder of Developer Advocates, a freelance evangelism for hire outfit. He is also a co-host on the MashThis.IO podcast. As a PostSharp MVP, he regularly attends user groups, code camps and other developer events to speak about aspect oriented programming and a range of other topics.