Ruby on Rails
Ruby on Rails course describes how to write database-backed Web Applications using the Ruby on Rails (also pronounced RoR, or Rails) Framework. Students are taken through the various steps of creating a full-fledged Web Application.
Topics include the MVC paradigm, object relational mapping, fill in forms, sessions, validation techniques, testing, and various other Rails topics.
Learn Ruby on Rails
A typical student in this Ruby on Rails course has either been tasked with writing a Rails application, or has been tasked with evaluating the Rails framework. Thus, this course should be attended by developers and managers alike, and possibly system administrators.
You will learn:
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Download and install Rails along with various other products that allow one to write Rails applications
- Understand the Model, View, Controller paradigm and how this applies to Rails applications
- Understand the directory structure of a Rails application
- Build non-trivial database backed Web Applications
- Understand the Active Record classes and how they wrap database tables
- Understand the interplay between various controller actions and .rhtml (template) files
- Understand the Create, Read, Update, and Destroy (CRUD) paradigm
- Validate Model data
- Test Rails applications
- Use the Rails console to debug applications
Prerequisites:
Students should have been through a course in the Ruby Programming language. They should also have an understanding of HTML. Students should also have experience with a SQL compliant database such as MySQL.
Ruby on Rails Course Outline:
- An Overview Of Ruby on Rails
- Fill in Forms
- Databases and Rails
- Validation Techniques
- Style
- Users
- Putting it All Together
- Testing the Application.
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"The Ruby on Rails training was good, and though I was the only one in the online session the class was very much interactive, it was a very good experience, and I am also looking forward to take more trainings from train4job.com on other technologies as and when required for me." – George (Ruby on Rails)