Ruby on Rails: The Complete Full Stack (Udemy.com)

The First Ruby on Rails Course to provide the Full Stack

( 24 Reviews )

Created by: Tommy Mertell

Produced in 2016

What you will learn

Build and Deploy at least one Ruby on Rails Application
Students will have a deep understanding about the tools they are using.

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Overall Score : 80 / 100

Course Description

Welcome to one of the very first courses to teach Full Stack Development. This course is designed to take you from knowing nothing to being a Junior Full Stack Developer. In this course, you will learn how to develop, deploy, and handle a web application. HTML-HTML5, CSS3, understanding JavaScript, BootStrap, jQuery, Basics of SQL, Ruby 1.9-2.2.3, SASS, Ruby on Rails 4, Git, GitHub, Heroku, and other sectioned courses. I'll go over 70-90% of the syntax of each language, explain what each one does with more Simplified Sense than Technical Jargon, gradually go from simple to hard and then back to simple, and there will be a continual addition of projects where we'll go from designing the website to deploying it to GitHub and Heroku. THIS IS AN UPDATING COURSE WITH NEW SECTIONS THAT WILL BE ADDED LATER ON(COFFEESCRIPT AND HAML)
Inside of this course you will find

Quizzes
Practice Code Quizzes
Self-made Games
Do it yourself projects that are small and easily manageable.
An Introduction to Computer Science that covers Memory Allocation to Encryption to Web Security
A mind boggling amount of knowledge
Each video is encapsulated, which means you can watch a video and not worry about losing your place in the next video.

The course is structured to teach you the syntax, test your knowledge of the syntax, and then practice the syntax.
What this course won't teach you

How to run and maintain a server or Operating System since there are too many, and I can't predict which one your job will require.
How to solve networking problems.
How to make Desktop Software or engage in Software Development.
How to deal with people.
What 42 is.
This course is designed to provide a rookie level of Full Stack Development. This course is designed to give you 70%-90% of what a Full Stack Developer should know.

If you are new to the web development world, this course is likely for you. If you just went through a couple of HTML and CSS courses, this course is likely for you. If you're looking to learn just Ruby and onwards, this course is likely for you. If you're a Senior Full Stack Developer for Ruby on Rails looking to reaffirm your knowledge, this course will most likely not be for you.Who this course is for:

Senior Developers should not take this course
Non-Developers, Beginning Developers, and Intermediate Developers will find this course to be extremely resourceful

Time: 21h

Instructor Details

Tommy Mertell

4.0 Rating
24 Reviews

I am a Freelance Developer with more than 10 years of experience, having started in Web Development when MySpace was still popular and 2D graphics were the kings of free gaming. I am also an Author of a few novels and a Ghost Writer for more novels than I can account for. From developing websites to making video games, there's not a coding object that I haven't done before. I have worked with Victor Bastos on his OnClick Academy platform and am CTO of the SQRent start-up, a platform that believes experience is more important than just a fancy piece of paper. I participate on CodeEval for fun, when I'm not working or helping others with web development. I came on Udemy to provide a way for others to seek out my help and I very much enjoy helping others, because, occasionally, there's a challenge in it for myself.
As a freelance writer on Elance, I'm raved and praised about for my speed, intuitiveness, and quality. I have a 4.9 rating and have worked with hundreds of clients on projects ranging from The Theoretical Design of Biomedical Psychology to The Difference Between English and American Bulldogs. I have been interviewed by Elance as one of the most prominent freelancers on Elance several times, given several writing awards over the years, and have proven time-and-again that Colleges are an outdated and dying form of education. I tend to quickly learn anything that I get my hands on, from writing movie scripts to developing Node(js) chat boxes for secure and private com

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By Caiden Boulton on 7/26/2020

Loving the course so far! found it very easy to take notes and practice along side,

By Duc Nguyen on 6/24/2020

It's too slowwww

By Justin Duncan on 8/21/2018

At first I thought he was giving an overview to later go into the details, this never happened. It was as though he put a screenshot almost of code up and then started just reading from a Q-Card.

By Carlton Rodrigues on 6/12/2018

A very good course to become well versed with basic web development.
Many Section lack the real world application of certain things.
The course is enough to get you started with Website Development

By Jasson Manuel Acea Xiu on 8/12/2017

Esta super completo el curso desde lo mas bsico hasta lo mas pro

By Gaurav Sharma on 1/27/2017

nice explain and examples are too good to understand the basic concept

By Takeshi Wan on 1/18/2017

Explanation is complete and concise. He talks very slowly (sometimes too slow you would feel) so that easy to follow and understand something new or complicated. Although I have not yet completed this course more than 2/10 volume. Just picking wherever I need.
Rails section is very limited in this course, may not be suitable for people wanting just diving into Rails development. I'm not sure if you can get a sufficient understanding and experience of Rails development through this course.
However I find this course more helpful compared to those only focuses on diving into Rails in simple and attractive manner but no complete sufficient understanding you will get.

By Sunday Adebowale on 11/17/2016

Too much talking

By Adrian Knoblauch on 10/24/2016

Good instructions Tommy!

By Ladykillington on 10/12/2016

Great voice but there is little transition in screen lectures or exercises to make me last more than 30 minutes sitting through this course. Not an effective way to learn for me.

By Muhammad Bilal on 10/5/2016