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The Ruby on Rails Tutorial is designed to give you a thorough introduction to web application development, including a basic grounding in Ruby, Rails, HTML & CSS, databases, version control, testing, and deployment—sufficient to launch you on a career as a web developer or technology entrepreneur. If you already know web development, this book will quickly teach you the essentials of the Rails framework, including MVC and REST, generators, migrations, routing, and embedded Ruby. APP DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES THE BASICS OF WORKING WITH RAILS The Ruby on Rails Tutorial takes an integrated approach to web development by building three example applications of increasing sophistication, starting with a minimal hello app, a slightly more capable toy app, and a real sample app. The emphasis throughout the tutorial is on general principles, so you will have a solid foundation no matter what kinds of web applications you want to build. SETTING UP YOUR DEV ENVIRONMENT WEB DEVELOPMENT REQUIRES TOOLS In the first chapter, you’ll get started with Ruby on Rails by installing all the necessary software and by setting up your development environment. You’ll then create your first Rails application. The Rails Tutorial emphasizes good software development practices, so immediately after creating your fresh new Rails project you’ll put it under version control with Git. And, believe it or not, in the chapter you’ll even put your first app on the wider web by deploying it to production. SIMPLE TOY APPLICATION IT MIGHT NOT BE PRETTY, BUT IT WORKS In Chapter 2, you’ll make a second project, whose purpose is to demonstrate the basic workings of a Rails application. To get up and running quickly, you’ll build this toy app using an automatic code generator; because this code is both ugly and complex, Chapter 2 will focus on interacting with the toy app through its URLs using a web browser. PUTTING EVERYTHING TOGETHER PUTTING ALL YOUR KNOWLEDGE INTO ACTION The rest of the tutorial focuses on developing a single large real sample application, writing all the code from scratch. You’ll develop the sample app using a combination of mockups, test-driven development (TDD), and integration tests. You’ll get started in Chapter 3 by creating static pages and then add a little dynamic content. You’ll take a quick detour in Chapter 4 to learn a little about the Ruby language underlying Rails. Then, in Chapter 5 through Chapter 12, you’ll complete the foundation for the sample application by making a site layout, a user data model, and a full registration and authentication system (including account activation and password resets). Finally, in Chapter 13 and Chapter 14 you’ll add microblogging and social features to make a working example site. The result is a thorough grounding in web application development that will serve you well as a technical manager, entrepreneur, or professional software developer. IS ALL OF THIS… SOUNDING GOOD? Read Free Sample Chapters SEE PLAN OPTIONS HAPPY PEOPLE SAYING NICE THINGS! ABOUT THE RUBY ON RAILS TUTORIAL > The Ruby on Rails Tutorial by Michael Hartl @mhartl https://t.co/rYNs4poudR > > — David Casarez (@DavidCasarez17) April 9, 2020 > lol > > btw your Rails tutorial changed my life. The first of many attempts to learn > to program that actually stuck. > > — Jonathan Libov (@libovness) May 7, 2019 Just completed the whole tutorial, and I feel I’ve developed a new super power. Amazing book, it explains the concepts clearly and illustrates them with powerful examples, I have taken rails tutorials before, but this book gave me the basis to fully understand and be able to code in rails effortlessly. — MAURICIO GUZMÁN -# NEEDS REFERENCE LINK -# NEEDS SCREENSHOT Well, just wanted to say thank you. Best tutorial as far as I know on RoR. See you on twitter. — ROBERT HOPMAN -# NEEDS REFERENCE LINK -# NEEDS SCREENSHOT > Spent the last 3 days nonstop doing http://railstutorial.org/ start-to-finish. > Awesome book, @railstutorial - Thanks! > > — Derek Sivers (@sivers) June 2, 2010 My former company (CD Baby) was one of the first to loudly switch to Ruby on Rails, and then even more loudly switch back to PHP… This book by Michael Hartl came so highly recommended that I had to try it, and the Ruby on Rails Tutorial is what I used to switch back to Rails again… Though I’ve worked my way through many Rails books, this is the one that finally made me “get” it. — DEREK SIVERS – FOUNDER, CD BABY > Hey Michael! This is a great chance to tell you that going through the > @RailsTutorial videos years ago was one of the best decisions I ever made. > Thank you! 🙏🙏🙏 > > — Udi Wertheimer (@udiWertheimer) March 15, 2018 Just completed the whole tutorial, and I feel I’ve developed a new super power. — DAMIAN H. I’ve just completed all 14 chapters of the Ruby on Rails Tutorial, and I’m very, very satisfied with the results. I’ve been a very active software engineer since the late 70’s, always staying up with current technologies, and having a ball along the way. The way I like to do tutorials is to type in every line of code myself, read the material at least twice, and do all exercises. Your tutorial has been more than worth that effort! I’ve taken many ‘tutorials’ in the last 40 or so years, and I have come to expect that the tutorial writer ‘burns out’ somewhere around the middle of the tutorial, and it gets worse as the pages wear on. It is quite clear to me that you applied all your tools that you’ve used in preparing your physics class materials, and brought them with you to this work of yours. I am grateful for your effort, your attention to detail is simply amazingly consistent from start to finish. This tutorial has greatly aided in my transitioning from desktop / cpp to distributed apps / ruby. Thanks to you, I feel that I have been very effectively jump-started into my role as principal engineer of my tiny new company, and hopefully will have a ball with this technology for at least another decade. With great thanks, — TONY TURNER PRINCIPAL ENGINEER / FOUNDER, WHITE ROSE TECHNOLOGIES, LLC > Then @RailsTutorial changed my life and career at 21. Mad props and gratitude > to @mhartl for his contribution to the community and personally, my life 🙏🏽 > > — Bryan Mason (@BryanAKA) August 14, 2019 DAVID HEINEMEIER HANSSON CREATOR, RUBY ON RAILS ABOUT THE RUBY ON RAILS TUTORIAL > The Ruby on Rails Tutorial by Michael Hartl @mhartl https://t.co/rYNs4poudR > > — David Casarez (@DavidCasarez17) April 9, 2020 > lol > > btw your Rails tutorial changed my life. The first of many attempts to learn > to program that actually stuck. > > — Jonathan Libov (@libovness) May 7, 2019 Just completed the whole tutorial, and I feel I’ve developed a new super power. Amazing book, it explains the concepts clearly and illustrates them with powerful examples, I have taken rails tutorials before, but this book gave me the basis to fully understand and be able to code in rails effortlessly. — MAURICIO GUZMÁN -# NEEDS REFERENCE LINK -# NEEDS SCREENSHOT Well, just wanted to say thank you. Best tutorial as far as I know on RoR. See you on twitter. — ROBERT HOPMAN -# NEEDS REFERENCE LINK -# NEEDS SCREENSHOT > Just finished the outstanding @railstutorial. Probably the best sw tutorial > I've experienced since K&R. Can't wait for the dead tree version > > — Mike Long (@meekrosoft) November 9, 2010 > Spent the last 3 days nonstop doing http://railstutorial.org/ start-to-finish. > Awesome book, @railstutorial - Thanks! > > — Derek Sivers (@sivers) June 2, 2010 My former company (CD Baby) was one of the first to loudly switch to Ruby on Rails, and then even more loudly switch back to PHP… This book by Michael Hartl came so highly recommended that I had to try it, and the Ruby on Rails Tutorial is what I used to switch back to Rails again… Though I’ve worked my way through many Rails books, this is the one that finally made me “get” it. — DEREK SIVERS – FOUNDER, CD BABY > Hey Michael! This is a great chance to tell you that going through the > @RailsTutorial videos years ago was one of the best decisions I ever made. > Thank you! 🙏🙏🙏 > > — Udi Wertheimer (@udiWertheimer) March 15, 2018 Just completed the whole tutorial, and I feel I’ve developed a new super power. — DAMIAN H. I’ve just completed all 14 chapters of the Ruby on Rails Tutorial, and I’m very, very satisfied with the results. I’ve been a very active software engineer since the late 70’s, always staying up with current technologies, and having a ball along the way. The way I like to do tutorials is to type in every line of code myself, read the material at least twice, and do all exercises. Your tutorial has been more than worth that effort! I’ve taken many ‘tutorials’ in the last 40 or so years, and I have come to expect that the tutorial writer ‘burns out’ somewhere around the middle of the tutorial, and it gets worse as the pages wear on. It is quite clear to me that you applied all your tools that you’ve used in preparing your physics class materials, and brought them with you to this work of yours. I am grateful for your effort, your attention to detail is simply amazingly consistent from start to finish. This tutorial has greatly aided in my transitioning from desktop / cpp to distributed apps / ruby. Thanks to you, I feel that I have been very effectively jump-started into my role as principal engineer of my tiny new company, and hopefully will have a ball with this technology for at least another decade. With great thanks, — TONY TURNER PRINCIPAL ENGINEER / FOUNDER, WHITE ROSE TECHNOLOGIES, LLC > Then @RailsTutorial changed my life and career at 21. Mad props and gratitude > to @mhartl for his contribution to the community and personally, my life 🙏🏽 > > — Bryan Mason (@BryanAKA) August 14, 2019 > I learned rails through your tutorial. I now make a living working for myself > with apps all built with Rails. Your tutorial literally changed my life. Thank > you! > > — Dan Doughty (@dbdoughty_) October 4, 2019 JIMMY WALES FOUNDER, WIKIPEDIA Q: What is Jimmy Wales' favorite book? A: It changes often. 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These sessions have provided me with a huge amount very useful information, to the extent that I now not only understand what the dev guys are talking about, but am starting to use the tools (command line, Git, etc.) that they use. — BRIAN Michael Hartl is one of the best educators around when it comes to web development. I have been following him for a long time, and everything he produces is top quality. If you are looking for a quick way to become a thorough and productive professional web developer, Hartl’s books are a great place to start. — ABRAM BAILEY > Also - if you are working through @RailsTutorial you will probably check out > @LearnEnough quite soon, which is an incredible resource for people starting > out. Same high quality as the rails tutorial, while still digestible for > people starting out. > > — Michael Wallbaum (@mwallba) April 24, 2018 Hi, my name is Philip, and I’m a beginning learner of web development. I’ve dabbled in small ways in Ruby/Rails for about a year and a half. Occasionally, I write ruby scripts to solve problems at my job. I also dabble in learning: JavaScript, Ember, more Ruby/Rails, brief intro readings into Scala. I’ve tried Codeschool, Codecademy, and I’ll stop there, so you don’t spend the next 3 hours reading all the different learning resources I’ve tried. Ruby on Rails Tutorial (Rails 5) is undoubtedly, the most effective and educational resource I’ve ever come across when it comes to learning anything about web development or writing any code on any level. Here’s what you seem to understand that everyone else just gets wrong: There’s a big spectrum between the very beginner basics: declaring variables, to voodoo, magical, incantational trickery of witchcraft, like building your own web server. Almost all tutorials make this mistake. The first couple “lessons” are good for people who don’t even have a clue what computer programming is and then suddenly, there’s a big jump to what seem to be concepts that only seasoned developers have mastered. Thanks for such a great, educational guide in Ruby on Rails. — PHILIP IS ALL OF THIS… SOUNDING GOOD? Read Free Sample Chapters SEE PLAN OPTIONS IF THAT ALL SOUNDS GOOD... TRY THE TUTORIAL OUT Read Free Sample Chapters SEE PLAN OPTIONS BUYING FOR A TEAM? Learn Enough offers team licensing through Learn Enough for Teams. Get All Access subscriptions and downloads for one convenient price, and pay only for what you need. Check out the details ABOUT THE AUTHOR MICHAEL HARTL Michael Hartl is the creator of the Ruby on Rails Tutorial, one of the leading introductions to web development, and is cofounder and principal author at Learn Enough. 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