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Ruby On Rails Online Training Course Content

Ruby on Rails Online Training Concepts :

• Getting Started with Rails
• Installing Rails
• Platform requirements
• Supported database back ends
• Ruby installation
• Instant Rails for Windows
• Creating a new application
• The ‘rails’ command
• Tour of the Rails application layout

Application configuration and bootstrapping

• Creating the databases
• Configuring database.yml
• Setting the default route

Connecting to a Rails application

• Controller/action/id URL semantics
• Dispatcher and routing roadmap
• Basic custom route creation
• Examining the log files

Rails tools

• Managing tasks with rake (Ruby make)
• The application console

The Model/View/Controller (MVC) framework architecture

• MVC in the application directory layout
• Separation of concerns
• The Rails philosophy: “Convention over configuration”
• Version control manager (git, GitHub)
• Plugins and Gems
• Ruby Language Skills and Techniques
• Running Ruby
• Command-line Ruby
• The Interactive Ruby (irb) console

Objects, variables, and methods

• Basic object-orientation concepts
• Naming conventions
• Variable assignment
• Local vs. instance variables
• Method-calling semantics
• Method arguments and return values

Classes and modules

• Instantiating classes
• Mixing in modules
• Modules as namespaces

Built-in classes

• String
• Array
• Hash
• Symbol
• Numeric’s

Blocks and iterations

• Blocks vs. methods vs. lambdas
• Collection iteration
• Single-object iteration

Model Design and Database Management

Domain modeling for Rails and Ruby

• Describing the “what” of the application
• Creating ActiveRecord models with “generate”

Object-relational mapping with ActiveRecord

• ActiveRecord models and Ruby classes
• ActiveRecord associations
• One-to-one, one-to-many
• Many-to-many

“Rails-friendly” SQL

• Table-naming conventions
• Primary and foreign keys

Database maintenance with ActiveRecord Migrations

• Default migrations
• Customizing migrations
• Migrating backwards

.Controller Actions and View Templates

Basics of controller/view interaction

• Creating controllers and views with “generate”
• Default rendering rules
• Shared controller/template instance variables
• Separating controller logic from view specifics

HTML templating with Embedded Ruby (ERb)

• Rules of ERb processing
• Layouts
• Using master and partial templates

Fine-tuning controllers and view

• Controller filters
• Redirecting requests
• Default and custom view helper methods

Writing and processing HTML forms in Rails

• Using form helper methods
• “Magic” field initialization from instance variables
• Accessing CGI data through the “params” hash

Ajax calls and RJS (Ruby/JavaScript) templates

• Basic DOM updating with Ajax
• Using RJS for composite Ajax calls

Application Testing

Rails unit tests

• The Ruby TestUnit framework
• Writing fixtures
• Addressing test failures and errors

Functional (controller) tests

• Triggering controller requests from tests
• Examining controller responses

Ruby and Rails Resources

Mailing lists

Websites

Books

IRC channels