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Agile Web Development Using Rails 6

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Getting Started

Introduction to the Course Course Organization and Tools

Instant Gratification

Creating a New Application Hello Rails Using a Custom Controller Adding Dynamic Content in Actions Linking Page Together When Things Go Wrong Summary Quiz Yourself on Rails Basic Application

The Architecture of Rails Application

Models, Views and Controllers Rails Model Support Action Pack: The View and Controller Summary Quiz Yourself on the Architecture of Rails Application

Introduction to Ruby

Ruby is an Object-Oriented Language Datatypes Logics Organizing Structures Marshaling Objects Pulling It All Together Ruby Idioms Summary Quiz Yourself on the Introduction to Ruby

The Depot Application

Incremental Development What Depot Does Let's Code

Creating the Application

Creating the Product Maintenance Application Making Prettier Listings Summary Quiz Yourself on Creating the Application

Validation and Unit Testing

Validating Unit Testing Making Test Fixtures Use of Fixtures Data in Tests Summary Quiz Yourself on Validating and Unit Testing

Catalog Display

Creating the Catalog Listing Adding the Page Layout Using a Helper to Format the Price Functional Testing of Controllers Caching of Partial Results Summary Quiz Yourself on Catalog Display

Cart Creation

Finding a Cart Connecting Products to Cart Running a Test Fixture on Cart Products Adding a Button Making Button Functional Making Cart a Little Prettier A Product Test Fixture Summary Quiz Yourself on Cart Creation

A Smarter Cart

Iteration 1: Creating a Smarter Cart Iteration 2: Creating a Smarter Cart Iteration 3: Creating a Smarter Cart Handling Errors Finishing the Cart Summary Quiz Yourself on A Smarter Cart

Adding a Dash of Ajax

Moving the Cart Creating an Ajax-based cart Highlighting Changes Hiding an Empty Cart with a Custom Helper Broadcasting Updates with Action Cable Summary Quiz Yourself on Adding a Dash of Ajax

Check Out

Capturing an Order

Capturing the Order Details

Quiz Yourself on Checking Out

Entering Additional Payment Details

Installing and Testing React Learning Just Enough React Dynamically Replacing Components Based on User Actions Testing our JavaScript Functionality Summary Quiz Yourself on Entering Additional Payment Details

Sending Emails and Processing Payments Efficiently

Sending Confirmation Emails Connecting to a Slow Payment Processor with Active Job System Testing the Checkout Flow Summary Quiz Yourself on Sending Confirmation Emails

Logging In

Adding Users Authenticating Users Limiting Access Adding more Administration Using a Sidebar Summary Quiz Yourself on Logging In

Internationalization

Selecting the Locale Translating the StoreFront Translating Checkout Adding a Locale Switcher Summary Quiz Yourself on Internationalization

Receive Emails and Respond with Rich Text

Receiving Support Emails with Action Mailbox Storing Support Requests from Our Mailbox Responding with Rich Text Summary Quiz Yourself on Receiving and Responding Emails

Finding Your Ways Around Rails

Where Things Go Naming Conventions Summary Quiz Yourself on Finding Your Ways Around Rails

Active Record

Defining Your Data Locating and Traversing Records Creating and Updating Reading and Deleting Participating in the Monitoring Process Transactions Summary Quiz Yourself on Active Record

Action Dispatch and Action Controller

Dispatching Requests Through REST A Bit More on Dispatching Requests Processing of Requests Processing of Redirects Iteration 1: Objects and Operations That Spam Requests Iteration 2: Objects and Operations That Spam Requests Summary Quiz Yourself on Action Dispatch and Action Controller

Action View

Using Templates Generating Forms Processing Forms Uploading Files to Rails Applications Using Helpers Reducing Maintenance with Layouts Reducing Maintenance with Partials Summary Quiz Yourself on Action View

Migrations

Creating and Running Migrations Anatomy of a Migration Managing Tables Advanced Migrations When Migrations Go Bad Summary Quiz Yourself on Migrations

Customizing and Extending Rails

Testing with RSpec Creating HTML Templates with Slim Serving CSS via Webpack Customizing Rails in Other Ways Summary Quiz Yourself on Customizing and Extending Rails

Conclusion

Where to Go from Here

Appendix

Installing Rails on Windows Installing Rails on macOS Installing Rails on Linux Choosing a Rails Version Setting Up Your Development Environment Rails and Databases Summary

Atom Feeds

Learn to use the standard feed formats.

We'll cover the following

Perks of Rails
A running application

Perks of Rails

By using a standard feed format such as Atom, we can immediately take advantage of a wide variety of preexisting clients. Since Rails already knows about IDs, dates, and links, it can free us from having to worry about these pesky details and let us focus on producing a human-readable summary. We start by adding a new action to the products controller:

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