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Full Stack Web Developer (Ruby on Rails path)
The Odin Project
2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2018–2022 · score 2.3
A free, self-paced online curriculum for learning full stack web development with a Ruby on Rails track, covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ruby and Rails. It is structured as a lesson-by-lesson path with projects.
Commenters point to it as a free, well-ordered path that sets the sequence for you, so you don't have to curate your own courses while learning Rails.
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20182022
Yes. Do the Odin project and do the Ruby track. What you wanna do is not waste any brain power trying to curate your own courses. The odin project sets the path for you and all you have to do is give it your all each lesson. Just focus on the lesson, make sure you understand it. If you get stuck…
Check out the odin project, it's a free online course focusing on ruby and rails. Good rails books as mentioned are the hartl rails tutorial and agile Web development. Good ruby books are eloquent ruby and the well grounded rubyist. Practical object oriented design in Ruby by sand metz is probably…
If you have free internet access then go for freecodecamp.com which teaches HTML, CSS, JavaScript and NodeJS. If you want to learn Rails then you have Odin project. For rails I have seen best course work available for free on GitHub from Turing School and Flatiron School. https://freecodecamp.com…