This course has been developed to give you all the basic knowledge you need to become a Ruby on Rails developer. You will study the Bootstrap framework and standard integration methods used in Rails development. The course introduces you to basic skills in JavaScript, front-end development, SQL database management, and machine learning. Rails applications can be built using different layouts: this course explains how to build a Rails application using a single and multiple layouts. You will learn how to integrate security components into any Rails application and access levels for administrators and regular users. Ruby on Rails is rich and robust, and it allows you, as a developer, to write blog posts. You will study how to write blogs and how to integrate codes into your posts. You will also study the environment configuration and the installation required to run a Ruby on Rails app. Discuss database relationships and how multiple data can be nested in them. See also how to view all the data associated with a relational database during development.

A fascinating component of Ruby on Rails is Action Cable, which allows you to have real-time updates. You will be introduced to OpenURL and how it works with Ruby during a page request. You will study how the component, Active Resource, is used in setting up and pulling REST-based resources. Do you know that the REST Client gem contains an easy way to connect with RESTful web services? You will study how REST Client enables connection with the Ruby on Rails framework. Comments and reactions, which are standard features in social media applications like Facebook and Twitter, can also be integrated into Rails. Rails generators that allow you to build an app automatically are gaining importance by the day. This course teaches you how to use a Rails generator to build an app from scratch. Have you ever heard of ‘scaffolding’ in programming? See how to use scaffolding to develop unique features in Ruby on Rails. The material also discusses version controls and the methods used by developers to include versions in their codes.

This course also describes how you can leverage components that are specific to Rails in building some standard multimedia functionalities. One of the most common features developers get asked to build by clients is a drag-and-drop interface. The course describes how to use industry-standard practices to develop different interfaces, including administrative and user ones. Another exciting aspect is the relationship between front-end and backend components. You will learn how to build an advanced permission structure in Rails. A lot of actions occur behind the scenes on apps powered by Rails. Learn to work with sessions and add query parameters. When it comes to learning Ruby on Rails, it is helpful to isolate the different components to see how they work together. This course explains how the isolation of components is helpful during the debugging process of the app. Do you want to learn how to build professional-grade Ruby on Rails applications? Do you want to learn advanced features specific to the latest Ruby on Rails versions? Then, register for this course today!