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Ruby on Rails Training
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30 Hrs Project Work & Exercises
16 Hrs Instructor Led online Training
32 Hrs Self-paced Videos
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Overview
Ruby on Rails (RoR) is a full stack framework and among the most popular frameworks in the market right now. Its popularity lies in the fact that it not only covers front-end but also supports back-end designs. If you are a developer or aspire to be one, then mastering RoR is a must because of its wide usability and popularity in building applications.
RoR is a high-level web framework which supports easy and fast development of safe and maintainable websites. It is powerful, consistent, scalable, cost effective and has an easy learning curve. Moreover, it has a collection of modules that are helpful in creating applications or websites from an existing source, instead of from scratch.
It offers a reliable and robust solution to developers and businesses because of its easy to use modules, pragmatic designs, and quick and fast delivery features. It supports high-quality yet simple code, customization, and secure features. With big players like Twitter, Basecamp, Shopify and GitHub etc. using this technology, the demand for Certified RoR professionals is on the rise.
What you will gain?
- 1 to 1 Live Online Training
- Dedicated 24 x 7 Support
- Flexible Class Timing
- Training Completion Certification
- Direct Access to the Trainer
- Lifetime Access of an LMS
- Real-time Projects
- Dedicated Placement Support
Fees
Self Paced Training
22,800
Ruby on Rails Course Content
- Introduction
- Ruby Documentation
- Interactive Ruby
- Customizing irb
- Case Study
- Creating a Basic Script
- Execution on Linux/WS
- Command-Line Execution
- Making Scripts Executable
- Creating Output
- Taking Input
- Making Comments
- Case Study
- Creating Numbers
- Performing Arithmetic
- Numeric Methods
- Creating Strings
- Interpolation and Escaping
- Common String Methods
- Creating Multiline Strings
- Using Constants
- Dates and Times
- Case Study
- Creating Arrays
- Common Array Methods
- Adding Elements
- Removing Elements
- Array and Strings
- Using Ranges
- Creating a Hash
- Common Hash Methods
- Case Study
- Operators
- Basic Conditionals
- Extended Conditionals
- The Conditional Operator
- Case Statements
- Basic Loops
- Numeric Iterators
- Collection Iterators
- Case Study
- Simple Methods
- Returning Values
- Taking Arguments
- Default Argument Values
- Using Self
- Variable-Length Arguments
- Methods and Blocks
- Case Study
- Simple Classes
- Instance Variables
- Using Accessors
- Creating Constructors
- Defining Operators
- Other Special Methods
- Validation and Duck Typing
- Case Study
- Basic Inheritance
- Overriding Methods
- Chaining Methods
- Access Control
- Class Variables
- Class Methods
- Case Study
- Modules as Namespaces
- Modules as Mixins
- Requiring Files
- Ruby Standard Library
- Case Study
- A look at a real-world Rails app
- Quick tour of default app
- Overview of environments
- Brief demo of Active Record
- Action Controller
- Action View
- Detailed look at Rails MVC
- Implementation
- Full lifecycle of web request
- The Active Record Pattern
- Models
- Tables
- Columns
- Attributes
- Create, Read, Update, Delete (CRUD)
- Case Study
- Actions
- Controllers
- Routing requests
- Params
- Sessions
- flash messages
- Case Study
- ERb templates
- layouts
- partials
- views
- components
- helpers
- Case Study
- Validations
- Associations
- Aggregations
- Accessors
- find_by_*
- overriding defaults
- Case Study
- Request filters
- render versus redirect
- caching
- responds_to
- form helpers
- Case Study
- Testing controllers (functional)
- Testing models (unit)
- Creating mock objects (fixtures)
- Assertions
- Rspec, cucumber
- Case Study
- Routing requests
- Creating patterns
- Errror-Handling
- Case Study
- After
- Before
- Around (prepend_around)
- Callbacks
- Case Study
- Breakpointer
- Logging
- Script/console
- Case Study
- AJAX form requests
- Effects
- Controls and JS helpers
- RJS templates
- Case Study
- Sending mail
- Processing mail
- Using generator
- Attachments
- Testing mail
- Case Study
- Using Builder
- RXML
- Generating RSS feed
- Producing
- Consuming Web Service
- Case Study
- Active Support basics
- Plugins
- Engines
- Ruby libraries
- Case Study
- Caching (fragments, partials)
- Eager loading
- Profiling
- Benchmarking
- Case Study
- Sample server setups
- Capistrano configuration
- Recipe Creation
- Case Study
Benefits of Online Training
- 100% Satisfaction Ratio
- Dedicated Help In Global Examination
- Updated Syllabus & On-Demand Doubt Session
- Special Group & Corporate Discounts
Frequently Asked Questions about TIBCO
You will be working on real-time TIBCO BusinessWorks projects and step-by-step assignments that have high relevance in the corporate world, and the course curriculum is designed by industry experts. Upon the completion of the training course, you can apply for some of the best jobs in top MNCs around the world at top salaries. ZebLearn offers lifetime access to videos, course materials, 24/7 support and course material upgrading to the latest version at no extra fee. Hence, it is clearly a one-time investment.
You would be glad to know that you can contact ZebLearn support even after the completion of the training. We also do not put a limit on the number of tickets you can raise for query resolution and doubt clearance.
You will work on highly exciting projects in the domains of high technology, ecommerce, marketing, sales, networking, banking, insurance, etc. After completing the projects successfully, your skills will be equal to 6 months of rigorous industry experience.
Job Opportunities
TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks™ is an integration product suite for enterprise, web, and mobile applications. The software allows you to create services and integrate applications using a visual, model-driven development environment, and then deploy them in the ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks™ runtime environment.
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