Learn Ruby on Rails 7 (Udemy.com)

The course is a complete guide about RoR, it is focused to every person who wants to learn RoR as a beginner. If you are a senior dev looking for a Hotwire update I don't recommend this course. As a recommendation for the author, please, please fix your indentation and vocalization.

good course overall it help me to understant hotwire and active storage but in my opinion you need to give some examples and have some challenges to let user work and try and friendly envirment will be 5 stars for you wish you good luck

I think this is really good, the teacher explains well. Anyone trying to learn rails should also checkout the docs to be able to fully understand. Rails have really good docs.

The info in this course is great, though some of the fundamentals are a bit skipped over. For example, symbols are never explained, nor are instance variables. The practice was great and I really appreciate the 'getting it working' over 'making it look nice' approach that this course takes. There are some audio issues here and there, but it is manageable.

The material is good. The sound quality is terrible at times. Also, the instructor doesn't always take the time to explain things in detail, which makes it harder to follow if you're a beginner. I have learned a lot, though.

Good information, pacing, and lengths for the videos. The code is a but rough sometimes as it isn't always formatted and Solargraph was not always running in all the videos. There's also no discussion on setup, and I don't approve of using Bundler commands to add Gems, that should be done manually in the Gemfile along with versions you want. Overall it is a good course and I especially liked the TurboStreams section, but it is too rough with the coding format, no information on setup, and promoted some little practices that would get you in trouble on most dev teams. I'd still recommend the course, but with some caveats.

If you are already coding with ruby and rails, this might be a great starting step to rails 7 If you are new to coding with ruby and rails, i wouldn't recommend(i felt lack of deeper explanations) Still, learned a lot, so... Great course :D

If you have dev experience and want to get your feet wet with Rails in late 2022 this course could be for you. It's also one of the only courses I could find that was published, NOT UPDATED, in the last 2 years (for anyone that's had trouble with other out of date ruby/rails material on udemy). This could be great for a javascript/React dev trying to break into Ruby/Rails This series is formatted as a code along and NOT an in depth Ruby on Rails course if you're looking for something serious. That being said, the material is simple and concise enough that you can get a solid feel for navigating a small rails application and what goes into making one work. Final note: As of writing (Sep 23, 2022); this course is easy enough to follow that it CAN be completed by someone with no coding/programming experience, however, I think most of the benefits I got out of this course came from already being familiar with concepts like the "Model, View, Controller" architectural design pattern and Object Oriented Programming as well as basic knowledge of the Ruby syntax Pros: - A quick, solid intro to the Rails framework (provided you have some dev experience) - Super simple & concise videos that get to the point without wasting time over explaining (learn by doing/coding along as opposed to listening) - The most modern up-to-date Rails course I could find (late 2022) Cons: (THESE ARE VERY MINIMAL) - The lecturer can be a little monotone and hard to hear at times - Minor problems with the audio in a small number of lectures (nothing breaking) - I think there's a single video missing from the last Chat Application section but the missing material can be figured out from the surrounding videos pretty easily and doesn't break anything

Thank you so much! I was struggling to understand the difference between Rails 6 and Rails 7. Your course just helped me understand Rails 7 easily. Hoping to learn more about Hotwire in Rails 7. Thanks again.

The course is excellent and really clear and easy to follow. The apps I've made so far are simple to look at, but I don't need all of the flashy styling and design stuff, I just need to get working with RoR, so this is literally perfect. It was no issue for me, but I would suggest the instructor provides some info on installing RoR and Ruby, as this may fluster other students.