Professional Ruby on Rails Developer with Rails 5 (Udemy.com)

I miss a chapter on how to install ruby/rails locally so I don't need to use any of the ugly cloud dependend environments.

Muy bien paso a paso, extenso completo y practico

Excellent teacher. Great primer for begginers and shows some pretty neat features and how to implement them. I particularly like that Mashrur takes us through the whole development cycle: build, test and deploy.

What a great course! I am happy I got here!

Buena explicacin del proceso de instalacin y descripcin de la estructura de un proyecto en rails, buen balance entre el desarrollo de la parte sustantiva del proyecto y el diseo, falta explicar un poco mas la sintaxis de los helpers

Very well done, if u want to get basic knowledge about rails, connecting models with each other - 1:M, M:M, how to use rails console, rails views with .erb, ez heroku deploy then take it ;)Why 4.5? Main reason is lack of enough explanation about some rails magic - not bad, could be much better then it would be probably awesome!If u r new to Rails but with some coding experience, then it's perfect. If u have no previous exp with programming then grab some basic programming lessons: html, css, ruby, and then rails ;)Well spent 10$ :D I've learnt a lot about "Rails style" ;) Thanks Mashrur and keep going

I love the very basic and logic overview so far. I knew all of this from intuition and from what I picked up from other sources, but I have never sat down to get an integrated overview like this. Excellent.

Sadly, I'll opt for a refund.1 - I'm visually impaired and enjoy video courses as they not require me to be looking at a white board, and this course does exactly that: makes me sit and watch a guy talk and use a white board, writing words that I can not see.2 - The central app for the course is flawed and has numerous poor design choices, and that's unacceptable.3 - He speaks too slowly so I'm forced to watch the videos in twice the normal speed.

This is a match for what I want to do and polishing up my skills. I took a job that was not in programming and my skills became rusty. My true love, my passion is programming. Dealing with humans = hard. Dealing with code is fun, exciting, logical, engaging, and truly entertaining at times! Great job on the course. Thank you.

The course is a good

Just over a month ago I had no idea how make a web app. My knowledge was basic, I knew how to use Wordpress.After completing this course I have created my first production ready app deployed thru Heroku and using AWS for image hosting.The course is fantastic and the instructor explains the concepts and shows you step by step how to do things.I would recommend anyone who wants to learn Ruby on Rails to invest in this course. This course is the beginning of me developing new skills in Ruby on Rails.I want to personally thank Mashrur for being my instructor and helping me out along the way when I was stuck.Here is my app:https://brooksy4503-myrecipes.herokuapp.com/recipesThanks again Mashrur and Udemy for this opportunity to learn.

I've been "teaching" myself code for the past 4 years or so. What makes Udemy different from other online learning sites is:(1) the course is up to date - On other sites, I've had to stop a tutorial 1/2 way through because the code within it wasn't current / compatible with current browsers / software.(2) if you have a question, you receive a response very quickly - The most I had to wait was 2 days but most of the time I received an answer next day... mostly from the instructor himself. Thank Mashrur!(3) each vides has an outline of information and code covered within that section - If you ever need to refer back, you can review the outline instead of having to rewind / fast forward the video.Highly recommended.