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Learn Ruby on Rails: Book One

by Daniel Kehoe

Learn Ruby on Rails: Book One

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Book Description

This book contains the background that's missing from other tutorials. Here you'll learn key concepts so you'll have a solid foundation for continued study. Whether you choose to continue with another book in this series, a video course, or a code school, everything will make sense when you start here.

You can read this book anywhere, at your leisure, on your phone or tablet. Use this book to gain background understanding when you are not at your computer. With Book Two, the next in the series, you'll need a computer at hand so you can build your first web application.

In Book Two, you'll build a working web application so you'll gain hands-on experience. Along the way, you'll practice techniques used by professional Rails developers. And I'll help you'll understand why Rails is a popular choice for web development.

You can start with Book Two before finishing this book if you're eager to get started building your first application. In fact, I recommend it, because the hands-on learning in Book Two reinforces the concepts you learn in this book.

This open book is licensed under a Open Publication License (OPL). You can download Learn Ruby on Rails: Book One ebook for free in PDF format (1.4 MB).

Table of Contents

Chapter 1
Introduction
Chapter 2
Concepts
Chapter 3
What is Rails?
Chapter 4
Why Rails?
Chapter 5
Rails Challenges
Chapter 6
Get Help When You Need It
Chapter 7
Plan Your Product
Chapter 8
Manage Your Project
Chapter 9
Mac, Linux, or Windows
Chapter 10
Terminal Unix
Chapter 11
Text Editor
Chapter 12
Learn Ruby
Chapter 13
Crossing the Chasm
Chapter 14
Level Up

Book Details

Title
Learn Ruby on Rails: Book One
Subject
Computer Science
Publisher
Self-publishing
Published
2016
Pages
165
Edition
1
Language
English
PDF Size
1.4 MB
License
Open Publication License

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