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Learn Ruby on Rails: Book One (English Edition) ibook

por Daniel Kehoe

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Descrição do livro

Get the book that is called "The best Rails book for beginners."For a solid start on Ruby on Rails web development...

Get this book by renowned teacher and author Daniel Kehoe. No other tutorial does a better job of explaining the concepts. Master the basics. Learn the practices you'll use in the workplace as a professional Rails developer. Learn in a weekend, building a real-life web application, using the newest Rails version.

Is It For You?This book is written for YOU if you are new to Ruby on Rails and...

You've got experience with the web and need to learn Rails
You don't know how to program -- but want to learn
You want to build an application
You want to start a career as a professional web developer

What Experts Are SayingLinda Liukas, co-founder of Rails Girls...

"Learn Ruby on Rails is a great book for anyone starting to learn web development, giving you the context and explanations at the right time in an encouraging way."

Michael Hartl, author of the Ruby on Rails Tutorial...

"If you're new to web development, I recommend Daniel Kehoe's excellent Learn Ruby on Rails book. Learn Ruby on Rails is the gentlest introduction to Rails that I know of, so it's a great place for beginners to start."

Chapters and Topics

Introduction - What You'll Learn
Concepts - How the Web Works, What is Rails?, Gems, Git, Testing, Rails Stacks
Get Help When You Need It - Stack Overflow, Meetups, Pair Programming, Code Reviews
Plan Your Product - User Stories, Wireframes and Mockups, Behavior-Driven Development
Manage Your Project - Kanban, Trello, Agile
Accounts You May Need - GitHub, Gmail, MailChimp, Heroku
Get Started - Text Editor, Terminal, Unix commands, Installing Ruby
Create the Application - Starter Applications, Rails New, Server, Log Messages
The Parking Structure - Rails Files and Folders Explained
Time Travel with Git - Configuring Git, Repository, GitIgnore, Git Workflow, GitHub
Gems - Where Do Gems Live?, Gemfile, Bundler
Configure - Environment Variables, Config Secrets File, Configure Email
Static Pages and Routing - Public Folder, Home Page, About Page, Routes
Request and Response - Browser Developer Tools View, Document Object Model, Model View Controller
Dynamic Home Page - Naming Conventions, Routing, Model, View, Controller
Troubleshoot - Interactive Ruby Shell, Rails Console, Logger, Stack Trace, Exceptions
Just Enough Ruby - Ruby Literacy, Object-Oriented Terminology, Ruby Basics
Layout and Views - Template Languages, ERB, Application Layout, Boilerplate, Yield, View Helpers
Front-End Framework - Asset Pipeline, Navigation, Partials, Messages, Zurb Foundation
Add Pages - High Voltage Gem, Contact Page
Contact Form - SimpleForm, Params Hash, Validation, ActiveModel, RESTful Controllers, Security
Spreadsheet Connection - APIs, Connecting to Google Drive, Service-Oriented Architecture
Send Mail - Mailer, Queueing and Background Jobs
Mailing List - APIs
Deploy - Heroku
Analytics - Google Analytics, Segment, Turbolinks, Page and Event Tracking
Testing - Why Test?, What Are Tests?, Minitest, Capybara, Feature Tests, TDD
Rails Composer - Starter Applications
Rails Challenges - Overcoming Obstacles
Crossing the Chasm - Building Your Own Applications, Finding a Mentor, Self-Help Strategies
Level Up - What to Learn Next