Complete Developers Guide- Ruby on Rails React with Redux

Complete Developers Guide: Ruby on Rails & React with Redux, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 282 lectures, based on 109 reviews, and has 871 subscribers.

You will learn about Code in Ruby on Rails. Make simple web apps. Lay out a web app in a logical way. Use JSX, a pre-processor that adds XML syntax to JavaScript. Build a single-page app using React Router. Code in ES6 and JavaScript. Use Web Pack, a bundler for code. Transition from webpack 1.0 to webpack 2.0. Write modular CSS. Use Redux, a predictable state container for JavaScript apps. Refactor code (alter code to make it simpler and more efficient). Fix bugs and handle errors. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners to coding – some previous experience is helpful. or Developers who want to learn about React and Redux. or Coders who want to learn to build web apps. or Coders who want to learn JavaScript. It is particularly useful for Beginners to coding – some previous experience is helpful. or Developers who want to learn about React and Redux. or Coders who want to learn to build web apps. or Coders who want to learn JavaScript.

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Summary

Title: Complete Developers Guide: Ruby on Rails & React with Redux

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 282

Number of Published Lectures: 282

Number of Curriculum Items: 282

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 282

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Code in Ruby on Rails.

Make simple web apps.

Lay out a web app in a logical way.

Use JSX, a pre-processor that adds XML syntax to JavaScript.

Build a single-page app using React Router.

Code in ES6 and JavaScript.

Use Web Pack, a bundler for code.

Transition from webpack 1.0 to webpack 2.0.

Write modular CSS.

Use Redux, a predictable state container for JavaScript apps.

Refactor code (alter code to make it simpler and more efficient).

Fix bugs and handle errors.

Who Should Attend

Beginners to coding – some previous experience is helpful.

Developers who want to learn about React and Redux.

Coders who want to learn to build web apps.

Coders who want to learn JavaScript.

Target Audiences

Beginners to coding – some previous experience is helpful.

Developers who want to learn about React and Redux.

Coders who want to learn to build web apps.

Coders who want to learn JavaScript.

“Really good, straightforward for the beginner.”?&?&?&?&?&?

Do you want to make web apps??You’ve come to the right place. Learn how to build a Rails app and (separately) learn how to build a pure React/Redux app.

Enroll now to build your portfolio with projects no one can take away from you!

In Part 1 of this course?Tristan?Mackinlay teaches you?to code in Ruby, one of the most user-friendly?programming languages out there.?In Part 2, you?learn how to build beautiful, well-functioning web apps with React and Redux.?Join web developer Chris Veillette to start coding for the Internet.

React is an efficient and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces. Many popular websites including Instagram, Facebook, Netflix, and Imgur use React.

Included in this course is material for beginners to get comfortable with the interfaces. Please note that we reuse this content in similar courses because it is introductory material. You can find some material in this course in the following related courses:

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You can build your own web apps!?This course is full of practical examples.?We teach you theory while also building real projects that you can put in your web development portfolio.?

Hands-on?training content is the best way to get from A to B. Taking this course means that you learn practical, employable?skills immediately.

Learning how to code is a great way to jump in a new career or enhance your current career. Coding is the new math and learning how to code will propel you forward for any situation.?

Learn to program?today and get a head start for tomorrow. People who can master technology will rule the future.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Ruby

Lecture 1: Ruby Intro

Lecture 2: Ruby Overview

Lecture 3: System Requirements

Chapter 2: Variable and Data Types – Ruby

Lecture 1: Printing to the Console – Ruby

Lecture 2: Numbers and Math – Ruby

Lecture 3: Strings – Ruby

Lecture 4: Booleans and Nil – Ruby

Lecture 5: Variables and Expressions – Ruby

Chapter 3: Methods – Ruby

Lecture 1: Introduction to Methods – Ruby

Lecture 2: Methods in Disguise – Ruby

Lecture 3: Defining Methods – Ruby

Lecture 4: Chaining Methods – Ruby

Lecture 5: Built-In Methods – Ruby

Lecture 6: Optional Arguments – Ruby

Lecture 7: Scopes Introduction – Ruby

Chapter 4: Collections – Ruby

Lecture 1: Arrays Introduction – Ruby

Lecture 2: Accessing Items in an Array – Ruby

Lecture 3: Adding and Deleting – Ruby

Lecture 4: Hashes Introduction – Ruby

Lecture 5: Hashes (Continued) – Ruby

Lecture 6: Collections Conclusion – Ruby

Chapter 5: Conditionals and Boolean Logic – Ruby

Lecture 1: If Else Statements – Ruby

Lecture 2: Else If Statements – Ruby

Lecture 3: Case Statements – Ruby

Lecture 4: One-Line If Statements – Ruby

Lecture 5: Boolean Operators – Ruby

Lecture 6: Logical AND Statements – Ruby

Lecture 7: Logical OR Statements – Ruby

Lecture 8: Rock Paper Scissors – Ruby

Lecture 9: Truthiness – Ruby

Chapter 6: Loops and Iterators – Ruby

Lecture 1: While Loops – Ruby

Lecture 2: For Loops – Ruby

Lecture 3: For Loops (Continued) – Ruby

Lecture 4: Mapping Arrays – Ruby

Lecture 5: Down to the Filter – Ruby

Lecture 6: Reducing Costs (Inject Reduction) – Ruby

Lecture 7: Iterating Over Hashes – Ruby

Lecture 8: Iterators and Integers – Ruby

Lecture 9: REPL Calculator – Ruby

Chapter 7: Object Oriented Programming – Ruby

Lecture 1: Objects and Classes – Ruby

Lecture 2: Defining a Class – Ruby

Lecture 3: Inheritance – Ruby

Lecture 4: Class Methods – Ruby

Lecture 5: Self – Ruby

Lecture 6: Scope Review and Class Variables – Ruby

Lecture 7: Modules – Ruby

Lecture 8: (Project) Playing Card Generator – Ruby

Lecture 9: (Finale) Object Oriented Programming – Ruby

Chapter 8: Blocks, Procs & Lambdas – Ruby

Lecture 1: Methods Taking a Block – Ruby

Lecture 2: Custom Iterators – Ruby

Lecture 3: Procs Introduction – Ruby

Lecture 4: Wolf and Lambda – Ruby

Lecture 5: Closures – Ruby

Lecture 6: Closures (Continued) – Ruby

Chapter 9: Ruby Development Environment

Lecture 1: Introduction to Ruby Development Environment

Lecture 2: Making and Removing Directories – Ruby

Lecture 3: Reading and Writing Text Files – Ruby

Lecture 4: Project (Continued) – Ruby

Lecture 5: Sublime Text Run from Command Line – Ruby

Lecture 6: Sublime Text Configuring – Ruby

Lecture 7: Sublime Workflow and Features – Ruby

Lecture 8: Development Environment (Conclusion) – Ruby

Chapter 10: Programming Ruby Across Multiple Files

Lecture 1: Requiring Files – Ruby

Lecture 2: Scope and Require Relative – Ruby

Lecture 3: Splitting Program Across Files – Ruby

Lecture 4: Require Libraries and Gems – Ruby

Chapter 11: (Project) Tic Tac Toe – Ruby

Lecture 1: Creating Game Board – Ruby

Lecture 2: Check Rows for Winner – Ruby

Lecture 3: Checking Column – Ruby

Lecture 4: Checking Diagonally – Ruby

Lecture 5: Defining Square Bracket Method – Ruby

Lecture 6: Creating Player and Game Classes – Ruby

Lecture 7: Defining a Player Turn – Ruby

Lecture 8: Refactoring Print Grid – Ruby

Lecture 9: Numbering and Lettering Grid – Ruby

Lecture 10: Translating User Input – Ruby

Lecture 11: Validating User Input – Ruby

Lecture 12: Refactoring Row and Get Column – Ruby

Lecture 13: Playing Until Somebody Wins – Ruby

Lecture 14: Ending Game on a Tie – Ruby

Lecture 15: Creating a Session Class – Ruby

Lecture 16: Advancing Session Class – Ruby

Lecture 17: Refactoring with Sessions Class – Ruby

Lecture 18: Getting Player Names and More Refactoring – Ruby

Lecture 19: Adding InputHelper Module – Ruby

Chapter 12: (Project) To-Do List – Ruby on Rails

Lecture 1: Installing Rails on Ruby

Lecture 2: Routing to Home Page – Ruby on Rails

Lecture 3: Rendering HTML with ERB (Embedded RuBy)

Instructors

Mammoth Interactive
Top-Rated Instructor, 3.3 Million+ Students

John Bura
Best Selling Instructor Web/App/Game Developer 1Mil Students

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 4 votes

2 stars: 5 votes

3 stars: 13 votes

4 stars: 37 votes

5 stars: 50 votes

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