Build your own Instagram with Ruby on Rails from scratch

Build your own Instagram with Ruby on Rails from scratch, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.5, with 112 lectures, based on 9 reviews, and has 80 subscribers.

You will learn about Create a new rails project Create controllers Create models Associate models Add forms to your app Create image upload functionality Create full CRUD functionality Implement authentication system Use bootstrap Add gems and install gems Use validation Add pagination This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner developers or Beginner programmers It is particularly useful for Beginner developers or Beginner programmers.

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Summary

Title: Build your own Instagram with Ruby on Rails from scratch

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.5

Number of Lectures: 112

Number of Published Lectures: 112

Number of Curriculum Items: 112

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 112

Original Price: $139.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create a new rails project

Create controllers

Create models

Associate models

Add forms to your app

Create image upload functionality

Create full CRUD functionality

Implement authentication system

Use bootstrap

Add gems and install gems

Use validation

Add pagination

Who Should Attend

Beginner developers

Beginner programmers

Target Audiences

Beginner developers

Beginner programmers

The best way to learn a programming language and a framework is by building something with it. We are going to build our own style type of Instagram app with authentication system to allow people to sign-up and join in order to post images.

The app will also have the option for people to comment on posted images.
?The app has full CRUD (create,update,read ,delete) functionality.

Ruby ?is a modern object oriented programming language, and Ruby on Rails is a popular and ?powerful ? frameworks ?for building web applications. Rails was built using Ruby and makes it much easier to develop web applications with Ruby. Some notable applications have been built using Ruby on Rails: They incude

Basecamp, Twitter, Shopify, Github, LivingSocial, Groupon, Hulu, Airbnb, Yellow Pages to just mention a few.. A google search will reveal much more..?

This course is for the absolute beginner to Ruby programming language and Rails framework.
I will guide you through setting up your development environment. Then we will cover some basics of the Ruby programming language. ?We will also install git and touch on github which is used for version control.
We will create a complete image sharing??application like instagram from scratch using Rails and in the process build up your skills.

Concepts we will cover while building our Instagram style app?project include:

Creating a new rails project
Updating gems using bundler
Starting rails server
Creating controllers
Creating models
Associating models
creating views
Generating models
Running migrations
Creating posts
Editing posts
Reading posts
Deleting posts
Adding links to posts
Creating comments
Deleting comments
Creating controller actions
Setting up routes
Adding resources and automatically generating routes
Implementing authentication system
Image uploading
Adding comments

Adding Pagination

By the end of this ?course you would have developed enough skills to be build other projects.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Setup

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Ruby

Lecture 3: Famous websites built with Ruby on Rails

Lecture 4: Downloading Ruby on Rails

Lecture 5: Installing Ruby on Rails

Lecture 6: Ways to interact with Ruby

Lecture 7: Interacting with Ruby using Commandline

Lecture 8: Interacting with Ruby via a file

Lecture 9: Interacting with Ruby via a Shell

Lecture 10: Using Variables in Ruby

Lecture 11: Variable Scopes

Lecture 12: Ruby Constants

Lecture 13: Ruby Arrays

Lecture 14: Manipulating Arrays

Lecture 15: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 16: Logical Operators

Lecture 17: Comparison Operators

Lecture 18: Using while loops

Lecture 19: Using For loop

Lecture 20: Using Comments in Ruby

Lecture 21: Conditional statements

Lecture 22: What is MVC

Lecture 23: Ruby Gems

Lecture 24: Basic Gem commands

Lecture 25: Using Ruby Each method

Lecture 26: Installing Rails

Lecture 27: Introduction to web servers

Lecture 28: Using Bundle

Lecture 29: Generators

Lecture 30: Creating a new rails project

Lecture 31: Exploring rails project content – part 1

Lecture 32: Exploring rails project content – part 2

Lecture 33: Starting the rails web server

Lecture 34: Modifying your gem file

Chapter 2: Implementing C R U D

Lecture 1: Creating a controller

Lecture 2: Creating an action for a controller

Lecture 3: Setting application home page

Lecture 4: Creating a new resource.

Lecture 5: Checking define routes for your app

Lecture 6: Creating a Post Model

Lecture 7: Requirements for paperclip

Lecture 8: Installing Paperclip Requirements

Lecture 9: installing papaerclip

Lecture 10: Adding Paperclip to Post Model

Lecture 11: Add actions to create new post

Lecture 12: Adding a form

Lecture 13: Implementing Strong Parameters

Lecture 14: Installing DB browser for SQLlite

Lecture 15: Uploading Images

Lecture 16: Wrapping post Images in Divs using Bootstrap

Lecture 17: Modifying the index template

Lecture 18: Mobile first upload

Lecture 19: Adding navigation

Lecture 20: Styling the app

Lecture 21: Updating Posted Images

Lecture 22: Deleting Posted Images

Lecture 23: Adding Bootstrap buttons to links

Lecture 24: Refactoring Part1

Lecture 25: Refactoring Part 2

Lecture 26: Overview of post controller

Lecture 27: Flashing Messages

Chapter 3: Implementing Authentication

Lecture 1: Adding the devise gem

Lecture 2: Creating a devise User model

Lecture 3: Adding custom columns to devise users tables

Lecture 4: Adding validation to the User model

Lecture 5: Creating a registration controller

Lecture 6: Adding bycrypt gem updated

Lecture 7: Linking post to users part 1

Lecture 8: Linking post to users part 2

Lecture 9: Linking post to users part 3

Lecture 10: Checking changes

Lecture 11: Adding security to posts

Chapter 4: Adding Comments To Post Images

Lecture 1: Introduction to adding comments

Lecture 2: Generating a comment model

Lecture 3: Generating comments controller

Lecture 4: Adding a comment form

Lecture 5: Adding a partial form

Lecture 6: Add length validation and time post was created

Lecture 7: Introduction to using AJAX with comments

Lecture 8: Implementing AJAX for comments -Part 1

Lecture 9: Implementing AJAX for comments -Part 2

Lecture 10: Testing comments works

Chapter 5: Adding Style to Forms

Lecture 1: Styling the new Registration Form

Lecture 2: Making Login form more presentable

Lecture 3: Styling the create new post form – part 1

Lecture 4: Styling the create new post form – Part 2

Lecture 5: Adding Pagination

Chapter 6: Building User Profiles

Lecture 1: Making usernames clickable links

Lecture 2: Generating a Profiles Controller

Lecture 3: Creating the ability to edit user profiles

Lecture 4: creating the view to edit user profiles

Lecture 5: Adding Avatars to the user model

Lecture 6: creating a new helper method

Lecture 7: Viewing everyones bio and avatar

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