Agile Development Using Ruby on Rails - The Basics Training

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Learn Ruby programming language basics, the Ruby on Rails Model-View-Controller (MVC) development framework and software engineering fundamentals.

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What is Agile Development Using Ruby on Rails - The Basics Training about?

This beginner-friendly course introduces learners to the foundations of Agile methodology and the Ruby on Rails framework. Participants will learn how to apply Agile practices such as iterative development, user stories, and continuous feedback while developing Rails applications. The course emphasizes hands-on learning through building simple but functional applications, teaching both Agile teamwork and Rails basics that can scale into more advanced projects.

What are the objectives of Agile Development Using Ruby on Rails - The Basics Training ?

Understand the principles and values of Agile development.
Build and deploy simple web applications using Ruby on Rails.
Apply iterative development using user stories and sprints.
Use version control and collaboration tools in Agile projects.
Gain experience in test-driven development and continuous integration basics.

Who is Agile Development Using Ruby on Rails - The Basics Training for?

Beginners in web development seeking an introduction to Rails.
Students and professionals new to Agile methodology.
Junior developers aiming to build practical web apps.
Project team members learning how Agile development works.
Anyone exploring a career in web or full-stack development.

What are the prerequisites for Agile Development Using Ruby on Rails - The Basics Training?

Prerequisites:

Basic programming knowledge (any language).
Familiarity with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (preferred).
An interest in web application development.
Willingness to work in teams and collaborate.
Curiosity to learn Agile practices and Rails framework.

Learning Path:

Introduction to Agile Principles and Practices
Setting Up Ruby on Rails Development Environment
Rails Basics: Models, Views, Controllers, and Routes
Building a Simple Agile Web Project with Iterations
Introduction to Testing, Version Control, and Deployment

Related Courses:

Agile Development Using Ruby on Rails – Advanced
Full-Stack Web Development with Ruby on Rails
Agile Project Management with Scrum
Test-Driven Development with Ruby

Available Training Modes

Live Online Training

2 Days

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Module 1- Introduction to Software Engineering

Introduction to Software Engineering

Software as a Service

Service Oriented Architecture

Cloud Computing

Beautiful Code vs. Legacy Code

Software Quality Assurance

Productivity: Conciseness, Synthesis, Reuse, and Tools

Module 2- More Ruby

All programming is Metaprogramming

Blocks, Iterators, Functional Idioms

Mixins and duck typing

Yield

Module 3- Intro to BDD, TDD and SaaS

FIRST, TDD, and Getting Started with RSpec

The Web as a Client-Server System; TCP/IP intro

HTML+CSS

Module 4- SaaS Architecture and REST

Model-View-Controller

Models, Databases, and Active Record

Controllers, Routes, and RESTfulness

Template Views and Haml

Module 5- Rails Intro

Hello Rails: from ZERO to CRUD

When Things Go Wrong: Debugging

Models: ActiveRecord Basics

Models: Finding, Updating, Deleting

Controllers and Views

Forms

Redirection, the Flash and the Session

Finishing CRUD

Fallacies, Pitfalls, and Perspectives on SaaS-on-Rails

Module 6- Agile Methodology: Working with the Customer

Identifying What's Wrong: Smells, Metrics, SOFA

Introduction to Behavior-Driven Design and User Stories

Points, Velocity, and Pivotal Tracker

SMART User Stories

Lo-Fi UI Sketches and Storyboards

Agile Cost Estimation

Explicit vs Implicit and Imperative vs Declarative Scenarios

Plan-And-Document Perspective

Module 7- BDD with Cucumber and Capybara

Enhancing Rotten Potatoes Again

Enhancing Rotten Potatoes Again Cont.

Running Cucumber and Capybara

Module 8- TDD with RSpec

How to Test in Isolation

Seams

Expectations

Mocks, Stubs, and Test Setup

TDD for the Model and Stubbing the Internet

Coverage, Unit vs. Integration Tests

The Plan-and-Document Perspective on Testing

Who is the instructor for this training?

The trainer for this Agile Development Using Ruby on Rails - The Basics Training has extensive experience in this domain, including years of experience training & mentoring professionals.

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