Learn Ruby on Rails: Stripe Payment Processing (Udemy.com)
Learn How to Make a Web App That Uses Stripe to Accept One-Off or Subscription Payments.
Created by: Daniel Kalish
Last updated December 2016
What you will learn
- Use Stripe to Accept Subscription or One off Payments.
- App Development Through Ruby on Rails.
- Basic Layout and Formatting with HTML and CSS.
- Deploy an Application Using Heroku.
- Automatically Email Receipts Using SendGrid.
- All Students Will Have Access to Precise and Complete Code Downloads.
- Learn How to Use Git and Github for Version Control.
- Up-To-Date Guidance and Code.
- Streamlined Instruction for Ease and Efficiency.
How it compares
Against the other 81 rated Udemy courses in Ruby on Rails on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.0 out of 5higher than 14% of them
- Reviews63#63 of 82 by number of reviews
- Length1.6 hoursshorter than 92% of them
- Last updatedDecember 2016earlier than 79% of them
Course Description
Whatever the brilliant idea, product, or service, an e-commerce website simply won't function without streamlined, intuitive payment processing. In this course we'll be providing an essential breakdown of activating Stripe using Rails to allow you to start receiving income without all the stress of merchant accounts and banks. Stripe is quickly becoming an industry standard for payment processing, and is an effective tool you cannot afford to be without.
In this course, you will learn the most straightforward way to accept one-off payments or recurring billing with your Rails web applications. You will also learn how to: Implement Bootstrap with HTML templates, add Stripe to your site, email receipts with Sendgrid, build a web application with Ruby on Rails, and deploy your application with Heroku.
Instructor Details
- 4.0 Rating
63 Reviews
Daniel Kalish
I’m a self-taught web developer and veterinarian. I want to use technology to make veterinary medicine more efficient.
Building something and watching it succeed is extremely gratifying. I’m here to teach you some of today’s most in demand skills. I want you to experience the joy of building something from nothing.
My background: I have been coding for 9 years. I was first motivated to learn how to program because I wanted to build a super Mario bros fan site. It was a simple static HTML and CSS website. Although that website never got traction my interest in coding did.
In high school, a friend showed me how to build dynamic websites with a PHP framework. I grew frustrated with PHP because the community was fragmented between many frameworks.
In university I saw a video where a developer makes a blog with Django, in 15 minutes. I loved the fact that Django is quick and powerful.I love Django because it has a english like syntax and a strong community of developers. After becoming comfortable developing with Django, I volunteered to build websites for friends and family. Eventually I was referred to my first paying client.
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Reviews
By Noelle Sullivan on 11/8/2024
I'm an experienced developer wanting to learn about rails + stripe. This class does a great job of explaining the building bricks of rails.
By Khan on 11/18/2020
I think even tho the course was beginner friendly, he missed some of the crucial errors that one can face in establishing a Rails environment for web apps.
By Nathan Fenton on 6/24/2019
Some more background information would be nice. What are these apps/ systems. So far this is just a step by step...
By Colm Scanlon on 5/19/2019
Very good course. Delivers exactly what it promised and the code was accurate and resources were clear.
By Vasiliy Moshchenko on 6/18/2018
Very very basic info. Not covered a lot of standard features which are present in each app with payments.
By Bary Mountain on 2/9/2018
Due to the comment "Ruby 2 dot something." Due to the comment "Rails version 5 dot something" Just a pain to try and figure out what version your using and second guess if the tutorial is even accurate on versioning.
By Mark Nelson on 9/27/2017
Course is good to understand connectivity with Stripe but is a bit fast-paced and could do with switching out some of the incremental page development with more information about e.g. configuring different email templates with Stripe.
By Aindriú Mac Giolla Eoin on 9/1/2017
Just finished , it was great. I'm new to Ruby on Rails and Stripe and learnt a lot. I will use everything I learnt here in the future !
By J Galenti on 2/27/2017
Great course...I just wish it went all the way into the webhooks for "Cancel Subscriptions" - Please add those tutorials to this course or create the standalone course for that feature. Thanks!
By Samuel Piecz on 11/24/2016
So far it's been awesome. I haven't been able to find a useful tut elsewhere so I paid for this course. Easy peasy. However, why not include a shipping form too.... Not everyone is selling a cat picture download.
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