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Ruby on Rails, an Immersive Introduction

Several people are asking about my Ruby on Rails, An Immersive Introduction class (see last post). Here's the rundown on what you'll learn:

The class begins at 9.00 and finishes at 6.30 for 5 days.

We provide a catered lunch.

And Aspirin.

What You'll Learn

  • Just Enough Ruby: you'll get comfortable with the major constructs of this wonderful language
  • Rails MVC Architectural Implementationyou'll learn about the many defined folders and files that make up a Rails app
  • Routing, Forwards and Back: initially confusing, Rails routing is tremendously helpful--if you understand how to make use of it (with special emphasis on RESTful end points)
  • Configuring Databases: Oracle? SQL Server? MySQL? Postgres? SQLLite? Rails can handle them all -- even different databases for development v. testing v. production
  • Migrations: source control for databases? Why didn't someone think of this sooner?
  • Models: the heart of your application
  • Forms from Models: more labor-saving goodness from Rails
  • Model form validations: a bevy of built-in validators -- or create your own, custom validators
  • Rails Console: you'll spend lots of time here probing your application
  • Layouts: simple, elegant solution for section- or application-wide HTML
  • Unit Testing: unit testing is really this simple?
  • Sessions and Authentication
  • Model Associations: hooking your models up, err...so to speak
  • "Getting" Rails ActiveRecord: first, you'll hate it; then you'll love it
  • Debugging Rails Applications: Stop the application while it's running, interrogate it to see what's going on under the hood -- one of my favorite aspects of Rails
  • The Asset Pipeline: a good and simple idea that I have yet to see explained well
  • ActiveRecord Query Interface: why you won't miss SQL (and how to use SQL for those times AR doesn't make sense)
  • Events in Rails: learn this and it will revolutionize the way you write applications. Seriously.
  • Ajax and Rails: very flexible; very easy

Again, the price is $3500. If you want to attend, send me an email at hal@halhelms.com or call me at 941.716.6909

Location: Austin, TX Dates: Jan 26-30, 2012

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John C. Bland II's Gravatar I wish I could attend but that's too steep for me. I'm loving Rails though for sure. It is slowly becoming my platform choice.

I hope it goes well for you!
# Posted By John C. Bland II | 11/15/11 2:55 PM
 
   
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