Rails for Beginners

Rails for Beginners Part 1: Installing Ruby on Rails

Rails for Beginners Part 2: How to create a new Rails app

Rails for Beginners Part 3: How HTTP Requests work in the Browser

Rails for Beginners Part 4: The MVC (Model, View, Controller) Pattern?

Rails for Beginners Part 5: Routes and Route Types

Rails for Beginners Part 6: The Root Route

Rails for Beginners Part 7: Adding Bootstrap CSS & Javascript

Rails for Beginners Part 8: Using Partials for the Navbar

Rails for Beginners Part 9: URL Helpers and link_to

Rails for Beginners Part 10: Setting up a Git repository and Flash messages

Rails for Beginners Part 11: Creating the User model

Rails for Beginners Part 12: Validations

Rails for Beginners Part 13: Creating a Sign Up Form

Rails for Beginners Part 14: Handling Sign Up Errors

Rails for Beginners Part 15: Login with Session Cookies

Rails for Beginners Part 16: Logging Out Users

Rails for Beginners Part 17: Login Form

Rails for Beginners Part 18: Accessing the Current User

Rails for Beginners Part 19: Edit Password

Rails for Beginners Part 20: Forgot Your Password

Rails for Beginners Part 21: Reset Password Token Mailer

Rails for Beginners Part 22: Password Reset Update

Rails for Beginners Part 23: Rails Credentials

Rails for Beginners Part 24: OmniAuth 2.0 URLs

Rails for Beginners Part 25: Twitter Account Model

Rails for Beginners Part 26: Table Plus

Rails for Beginners Part 27: Twitter Accounts Page

Rails for Beginners Part 28: Setting Records with Before Actions

Rails for Beginners Part 29: Tweets Index & New Actions

Rails for Beginners Part 30: Tweet Validations

Rails for Beginners Part 31: Tweet Partial

Rails for Beginners Part 32: Edit and Destroy Tweets

Rails for Beginners Part 33: Twitter API

Rails for Beginners Part 34: Background Job for Posting Tweets

Rails for Beginners Part 35: Editing Tweets

Rails for Beginners Part 36: Background Jobs with Sidekiq

Rails for Beginners Part 37: Creating a GitHub Repo to store our code

Rails for Beginners Part 38: Deploying to Heroku

Rails for Beginners Part 39: Dependent Destroy Model Associations

Rails for Beginners Part 40: OmniAuth CSRF Protection

Rails for Beginners Part 41: Next Steps

HTTP Server in Ruby from Scratch

#405 · Jul 13, 2021 Pro

Ever wondered how Puma, Unicorn, or other Ruby HTTP servers work? We'll build one from scratch with pure Ruby so you can see exactly how it works.

HTTP Server from Scratch: Rack & Rails Support

#406 · Jul 20, 2021 Pro

Last episode, we built a multi-threaded HTTP server from scratch using Ruby. This week, we'll enhance our web server by adding Rack and Rails support.