Learn Ruby on Rails - Full Course

Learn Ruby on Rails in this full course for beginners. Ruby on Rails is a is a server-side web application framework used for creating full stack web apps.

⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️
⌨️ (0:00:00) Introduction and Installation
⌨️ (0:28:12) First Webpage and MVC Overview
⌨️ (0:42:41) Application Partial Links and New Pages
⌨️ (1:03:17) CRUD Scaffold
⌨️ (1:21:33) Style App with Bootstrap
⌨️ (2:02:15) Style Devise Views
⌨️ (2:26:39) Associations
⌨️ (2:45:41) More Associations
⌨️ (3:06:34) Style Modifications
⌨️ (3:21:57) Fun With the Controller
⌨️ (3:30:17) Git, GitHub, and Heroku

⭐️ Special thanks to our Champion supporters! ⭐️
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[entendu_]

thanks for going over this in such a way that feels as if youre actually explaining to someone who is learning and not someone who has 10 + years developing and is taking a refresher

[arpitgoyalgg]

So FCC actually provided us a tutorial by someone with 2 best sellers on ruby. Incredible!

[tuntany]

This is a good one! I started my Rails journey 3 months ago and tried to follow along 4 different tutorials and got lost during the process. I stumbled upon this and finished it within 2 days alongside my regular mundane work and was not distracted. It is worth giving it a try. I have enjoyed it very much. Thank you!

[anishraheja]

So I was here when this video had a less than hundred views and I was learning rails. Hands down, best tutorials I could find when I needed guidance and help in understanding rails. John Elder helped in the way I never thought someone could help other person.

And appreciating him is the least I could do.

For someone just starting out with rails, this tutorial is the best kick-start to the journey. And be persistent, it's gonna come to you :)

[nima]

A really brief video to get familiar with Rails. I appreciate it. Keep up the excellent work.

[ashokc.]

This has been an incredible teaching; was damn easy to learn and implement parallelly. Thank you John for helping me in my ROR journey.

[justaguyza]

As someone who's been cursed with errors and other headaches related to coding, the sigh of relief I breathed when everything worked during the introduction was GREAT. Thanks for this tutorial, your channel is extremely helpful.

[cryptosecuritytools]

Just finished and deployed the app. Love it, definitely highly recommended. Will check out your other courses. Thanks :)

Awesome content! Thanks for the 4 hours of pure wisdom and very well planned teaching

[varmapurushotham]

Best ROR tutorial for beginners! Believe me this is the first time I've felt like commenting for a tutorial video. This tutorial covers all aspects right from scratch to deployment. Something every beginner wants to learn. 'John Elder' does the best job here. Thumbs Up, Wayyy to go...Cheers man :D

[connorhughes]

i bought a full corse in this and this YT video you posted for free is leaps and bounds more descriptive, you explained everything in way that makes one feel not so overwhelmed. Thank you Sir

[mikegardel]

This is one of the best tutorials I have ever followed since I started studying rails. I have to say that you explain it very well and every instruction that I have followed has worked perfectly. Thank you very much and please continue sharing knowledge like this.

thank you very much and Happy New Year 2021.

[DaniloMaccari]

buummm said the peeled! Yes now! Thank you very much John. I finish the CRUD and Login with Ruby on Rails course and post on Heroku too. Thanks a lot!

[howto...]

I was waiting for this video from this channel, finally❤

[junwonoh]

For those having trouble with tzinfo-data:
1. gem uninstall tzinfo-data
2. In the Gemfile, replace 'gem "tzinfo-data", platforms: %i[ mingw mswin x64_mingw jruby ]' to just gem "tzinfo-data"
3. bundle install

[mattbaillie]

Overall this was a good tutorial. I was expecting more detailed explanations as to what exactly we are coding but it is more project-based where you code along. Also, as the video gets older it is important to note that there will be a number of issues you will run into.
1) There is about an hour spent on styling using Bootstrap. The version used is outdated and some parts are deprecated so you will need to make adjustments.
2) The Rails autogenerated pages for the Friends section is quite different than what is shown on the video
3) There is not much explanation as to what is going on in when Rails autogenerates stuff so that we can somehow troubleshoot any errors we may be having.
4) Ive ran into issues with destroying a friend, Sign in error. There are a few more other users have mentioned so check the comments to see what adjustments you may need.

[DollarDreamYT]

For those having issues with the sign_out (destroy_user_session_path) do the following:
change "method: :delete" to "data: { turbo_method: :delete }"

[murat]

About to finish the first 1 hour and I think this is the best, easiest to understand rails tutorial I've found so far. Thank you very much for putting this content online!

[yako]

For y'all having a prob in the signout page, at 1:57:00 the "method: :delete" doesnt work. It needs to be "data: {turbo_method: :delete}" because rails-ujs got removed. Make sure to install turbo before by following these steps:
1-Add the turbo-rails gem to your Gemfile: gem 'turbo-rails'
2-Run ./bin/bundle install.
3-Run ./bin/rails turbo:install.

[technplay]

This has to be one of the best Rails videos. Thank you for this content!