Intro to Ruby on Rails 7 Fullstack Tutorial | Rails for Beginners Part 1

This is part 1 in a intro to Ruby on Rails 7 tutorial series aimed at absolute beginners. This video covers the basics like creating pages, routing, styling, and creating your first CRUD scaffold.

We also do some basic git management, which allows us to host our code on Github. You can check the link below to find the repository.

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Timestamps
0:00 Intro to Rails 7
4:00 Routing in Rails 7
12:30 Our First Git Commit
14:05 Styling Rails 7 with Bootstrap
23:53 Creating The Blog Post CRUD Scaffold
46:16 Seeding The Rails 7 Database With Blog Posts

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[Deanin]

I hope this video helps, it's the first in hopefully a series that will build up to a cool project by the time we're done!

[carlmorales]

I'm glad someone still doing Ruby tutorial. I've been away from coding due to health matter. I can't wait to be back to learn coding using RoR again

[DevBishwasBh]

Thanks a lot for this awesome tutorial playlist for Rails 7. I believe, this is the most updated tutorial on Rails till now. Keep going 💓✨

[AlexanderShcherbakov-vo]

Thank for the tutorials.

I started with Rails few weeks ago and TBH I do not like it so far.
No issues with Ruby as it's pretty much straight forward but I have been working with strongly typed languages up until now, GoLang, Java, JS with TypeScript (Always strict) and Ruby is a thing to get used to (Even Python supports types :( ).
But this Rails magic is just driving me crazy, This concept of don't worry I'll handle it for you makes my brain go overdrive.
People probably saw the meme with "it doesn't work, why? It does work, why?" so I'm in this state 24/7
Just can't wrap my head around it, makes me wanna cry in a cold shower sometime.

[Relentless-]

Dude the way you explained this is amazing. I tried following FCC RoR tutorial and yea i can follow along, but still wondered how it worked. You explained it beautifully. Thanks for this. Seriously.

[bradchellingworth]

On the route helpers, if your going with a non restful route, I would always pass the "as' option so you can give the route a specific name, this means that whether you change its from 'about' to 'pages/about' or anything else, it will still have the same name and therefore the same variable_path, meaning you never need to worry about breaking links :)

[carltanner]

Deanin, thanks for taking the time to create this video. I like your teaching style.

[nerwinchernando]

I stumbled upon your channel with deploying rails 7 to AWS. Great series of tutorials.

[ylluminate]

Do you happen to have a "setup" video for getting a younger highly inexperienced student onto "ground level" with Rails? I recently turned a younger high school teen onto Ruby on Rails, but when I pointed them to Learn Enough's Rails tutorial I found that the Cloud9 centric approach just can't work for them given Amazon's having wrecked that train over the past year. I'm now trying to hunt around to find them a really basic soup to nuts style approach that will help them to set up a sane dev environment and then start coding without feeling overwhelmed. I feel like each option I've thought of and considered sharing with them so far has just been overwhelming and it makes me sad since I have contemplated just throwing in the towel and telling them "oh just do javash-er-script since it's in the browser"... You've got a lot of videos, but I've not put my finger on a video that really starts off at such a lower intro level yet it seems where they're walked through getting Ruby and Rails installed and then move into using an editor or IDE.

[rodrigonikolof]

Just coming by to say thank you for the videos. Really love your stuff! By far my favorite Rails Tutorials from any source (Youtube, Udemy, Google)!

[Mshari-xc]

idk if my q will be answered but i'm just wondering how do you make this autocompletes during your code writing?

[claytypics]

Hi Deanin, I can't seem to figure out how to open html.erb files with Edge Dev Tools in VS Code. I can make a quick .HTML file and it works but it doesn't show up when I try it for erb. Can you help?

[burtking]

Aimed at beginners but you don't explain what things are - for example, you said you're generating a controller but don't explain what that means....

[sakkesuominen]

Just when I was looking for an up to date rails tutorial! How often will you be posting the parts?

[matthoelzel]

Hi there, I'm trying to figure out name the name tool/plug-in you've install in you CL that gives you all the type-ahead helper command? Thanks!

[daweezycarter]

How your rails command is just working that fast, Is that that you're using WSL? Using the rails command in my windows machine is just painful I have to wait 3-4 seconds for the command execution is that normal?

[fernandosalas]

Wowww this is pure gold, Thanks man!!!

[patriotpirate]

You aren't explaining what you are doing and why you are doing it. There are too many, "Let's do this" and "I'm going to do this" then just deleting a bunch of code. Please break it down Derek Banas style

[obelich]

Muy buen video bien explicado todo el proceso muchas gracias. Rails con todo jejeje

[amiraliheidari]

I've watched so many tutorial's on ROR & this was by faaar the most understanding one for someone who's trying to pack things from vanilla php to one of the best frameworks out there! 👌