Rails is a great tool for prototyping and building web-products. Break into the world of web-development or simply expand your existing web-dev toolbox.
It's not crammed into a couple of days so you've got time to absorb and try out what you've learnt.
Class sizes are limited to guarantee some one on one time.
Learn to build by doing - you'll need to bring a laptop!
Some 1 on 1 catch up time is offered on request.
You don't need any knowledge of ruby before you start the course
Migrations make creating and modifying databases of all types easy!
Learn how to leverage rails' MVC architecture to quickly and efficiently build applications.
An essential component of any web application, you'll learn how to implement user logins using the latest libraries.
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“Hi, I'm Rory. I'm a freelance developer and I've been building apps with Rails since 2008. This is the fourth time I've ran the course and I've updated it to incorporate feedback from past classes and developments from the world of Rails. ”
“Rory is a superb teacher, he has an excellent knowledge of his subject, yet has the ability to break it down and articulate complex concepts in a manner that really accelerates your learning. Willing to go well beyond the scheduled sessions to make sure that you develop. Highly recommended.” -- R. McNairn, July 19, 2012
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What technical level do I need to have before attending?
You should be familiar with an object orientated programming language and understand a bit about how the web works. This is a common concern for people who have recently started learning to code so the best thing to do is get in touch if you're not sure.
What do I need to bring?
Curiosity and a WiFi enabled laptop. It would also save time if you install ruby on your laptop.
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