2013
Pluralsight
Dan Bunker
3:40
English
This course will cover all of the basics of working with the Ruby on Rails 3 framework. We’ll start off by providing a quick overview of Rails and immediately get to work building your first application from the ground up. The Philosophy and Architecture of Rails, as well as a more in depth look at each of Rail’s components, will be looked at while we enhance our initial application.

Introduction to Ruby on Rails 3
Introduction
Course Overview
What is Rails?
Do I need to know Ruby?
History
Rails Community
Benefits of Rails
Summary
Installing Rails and Setting up your Development Environment
Introduction
Prerequisites
Databases and Rails
Overview of Ruby Gems
Installing Rails on Windows
Demo: One Button Rails Installer on Windows
Installing Rails on Windows (Continued)
Demo: Installing Rails on Windows with Ruby Gems
Installing Rails on Linux/Unix and Mac OSX
Demo: Installing Rails on Mac OSX
Rails Servers
IDE's
Summary
Creating Your First Rails Application
Introduction
What We're Building
Rails Command Line Overview
Creating the Project
Demo: Creating the Project
Rails Project Structure
Demo: Walk Through of a Project's Layout
Running the Project
Demo: Starting the Server and Using the Application
Database Management
Demo: Database Configuration Walk Through
Generating a Scaffold
Demo: Creating a Scaffold in the Application
Demo: Scaffold Code Walk Through
Rake Overview
Demo: rake db:migrate
Routes Overview
Demo: rake routes
Testing the Scaffold
Demo: Using the Application
Summary
Rails Architecture
Introduction
Rails Philosophy
N-Tiers
Model View Controller
REST
ORM
ERB
Application Walk Through
Summary
Rails Tools
Introduction
Gemfile
Demo: Adding gems to the Gemfile
Database Migrations in Depth
Demo: Database Migrations
Data Seeding
Demo: Running rake db:seed
Generators Overview
Generating Models
Demo: Generating a New Model
Generating Controllers
Demo: Generating a New Controller
Rails Console Overview
Rails DB Console
Other Rake Tasks
Demo: Rake Tasks
Asset Pipeline Overview
Summary
Rails Controllers and Views
Introduction
Demo: Controller Development Example
Controller and View Support Objects
Common Support Object Uses
Creating New Actions
Custom Rails Routing
Demo: Creating a New Resume Action
Controller Filters
Demo: Adding a Filter
View Helpers
Render
Partials
Summary
Rails Models and ActiveRecord
Introduction
Objects vs Tables
Associations
Associations: has_many
Associations: belongs_to
Associations: has_one
Associations: has_and_belongs_to_many
Associations: has_many :through
Demo: Associations
Callbacks
Demo: Callbacks
ActiveRecord Query Overview
Retrieving Data
Conditions
Ordering
Custom Selects and Count
Grouping
Paging
Joins
Find by SQL
Demo: Queries
Summary

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