Udemy - Build A Weather App With Ruby On Rails torrent

Description

Ruby on Rails can seem overwhelming at first, but it doesn’t have to be! In this course I’ll walk you through it step by step and you’ll be building your first web app in MINUTES. You’ll be amazed how quick and easy it is to create very professional looking websites, even if you have no programming or web design experience at all.

Watch over my shoulder as I build a cool Ozone Air Quality Monitoring Weather app step by step right in front of you. You’ll follow along and build your own copy. By the time we’re finished, you’ll have a solid understanding of Ruby on Rails and how to use it to build awesome web apps.

This course is aimed at the absolute beginner, you don’t need any coding experience at all!

The course contains 28 videos – and is just over 2 hours long. Watch the videos at your own pace, and post questions along the way if you get stuck. You don’t need any special knowledge or software to take this course, though any experience with HTML or CSS is a plus. You don’t even need to know the Ruby programming language. I’ll walk you through EVERYTHING.

Ruby on Rails is a great web development tool and learning it has never been this easy.

What We’ll Build…

We’ll build a cool Ozone Air Quality Monitoring Weather app that pulls Ozone Air Quality weather data from a third party government API.

You’ll learn how to use the free API in your app throughout the course.

We’ll style the website using the popular Bootstrap CSS framework (I’ll show you how to use it!)

This is a great course for someone starting out. You’ll learn all kinds of skills that will help you build just about any kind of website or web app that you like.
Who this course is for:

This course is aimed towards absolute beginners who want to learn Ruby On Rails for Web Development
Anyone wanting to learn to build web apps

Requirements

No programming skills or special tools are necessary to take this course
You just need a computer with Internet access and a Web Browser

Last updated 6/2019