Mashrur Hossain
Become a programmer with Ruby and learn one of the most fundamental skills in any industry – today and the future.
This is the most comprehensive course for learning how to program using the Ruby programming language. Why did we choose Ruby to teach programming? Not only is Ruby one of the easiest programming languages to get started with, but it is also extremely powerful and provides tools for learning and using all the fundamentals of programming that can be used in any language – with its own flair for programmer happiness. Whether you are a complete beginner or already know the basics but want to know and apply advanced concepts in programming like OOP, automation using web scraping, data engineering and algorithms built from scratch – this is the course for you!
Ruby is also the programming language behind Ruby on Rails which is one of the most popular and in–demand web development frameworks, with the highest paying jobs in the world today.
This course will teach Ruby, and programming in general, in a practical manner – you will be presented with concepts in screencast videos which you can code along with; followed by quizzes and coding exercises to test your understanding; along with programming assignments which will bring it all together to seal your knowledge. We go over the practical details of programming, issues that programmers face daily and build up your understanding in an efficient way. And with unlimited access – you can learn at your own pace!
Instructor Details
Courses : 7
Specification: Complete Ruby Programmer – Master Ruby
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14 reviews for Complete Ruby Programmer – Master Ruby
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| Price | $19.99 |
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| Duration | 13.5 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$19.99
Andrew Lubsey –
The class was very well done. High quality audio and video. I learned a lot. I highly recommend this course for someone starting out in Ruby!
Travis A Mix –
really liking the course. It has short videos that make the whole thing not boring as well as giving you that whole just one more video thing. I also like that the exercises are easy enough to do what you know but that they make you want to look things up so you can do them better
Carl Schepannek –
good and clear
Mark Russon –
Good course so far!
Anonymized User –
For me is too easy! This course is for beginners!
Parity System Sdn Bhd –
Easy to learn and helpfull
Norman –
The instructor is very clear. The course is very good. I like the questions and answers. I think a faster response time to questions would be good,
Mauricio Pereira –
I really liked to do this course! Thank you Evgeny and Mashur! Please Keep doind great courses like this!
James Jeffries –
The course definitely met my expectations and covered a lot of ground in Ruby programming. The instructor is clear and helpful, and the content is fun. I especially enjoyed the section on using gems and web scraping. Of course, there is still much more to learn after this as well. Above all, I recommend that someone who wants to learn Rails start with Ruby at the command line instead––it will make Rails make a lot more sense and enable you to do much more outside of the Rails framework as well.
Peter Danckwerts –
Very clearly explained and not too difficult (yet!). The short videos and constant quizzes help the learning process.
Luis Filipe da Costa Miranda Brochado –
Yep, I was following this for linux mint 19 tara and the versbosity of the instructions was a little different. Anyway, most of the flow is the same and everything is now up and running
Shripad –
Awesome
Raymond Nawara –
This is a great course! It really helped me to better understand many Ruby concepts. The instructor is extremly knowledgeable and responds to questions quickly. Thanks Evegeny!
Dainius Tulaba –
A little bit slow start, but later very engaging and nice course. Thanks to the lecturers. Code exercises could be split into one exercise chunks for easier debugging. Also started to occur foo bar which in my opinion isn’t friendly to the newcomer and doesn’t make a developer happy as stated in Ruby manifesto.