April 2012
Intermediate
16h 54m
English
Overview
The update to the best-selling Rails tutorial includes: fully
updated for Rails 3.2 and Ruby 1.9; all-new design using Twitter's
Bootstrap; coverage of the new asset pipeline, including Sprockets
& Sass; behavior-driven development (BDD) with Capybara &
Rspec; better automated testing with Guard & Spork; roll your
own authentication with has_secure_password; and an introduction to
Gherkin & Cucumber. These focused video lessons help you learn
crucial new skills fast– and put them to work immediately! Watch
top Rails developer Michael Hartl guide you through building a
complete application using today's best practices for MVC and REST
design, layout, Ruby coding, security, testing, deployment, and
more.
About the Author:
Top Rails expert and author Michael Hartl walks you through
the entire Rails development process: installing and setting up
Rails, designing Rails applications with MVC and REST, building
dynamic pages, coding effectively in Ruby, implementing
registration and authentication, adding social features, even
testing and deployment.
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