Ruby on Rails Grinds

sticksman

Hi all,

Does anybody know of anybody offering the above in the Dublin area?

grahamor

Do you have an exam on this topic coming up or do you just want to learn ?

I'd say an online course would be easier to find and cheaper too.

sticksman

grahamor wrote: »

Do you have an exam on this topic coming up or do you just want to learn ?

I'd say an online course would be easier to find and cheaper too.

I need some help completing my final year project to get it over the line and would like a second opinion from people other than lecturers if I'm being honest about it.

House of Blaze

You could try the rails section of http://www.codecademy.com/learn if you're stuck?

May be of some help.

Good luck with it anyway!

boogiewonder

Udemy have some great courses online that I'm using. There are plenty of other sites like TreeHouse, Lynda etc but I found Udemy to have the most options and the best courses.

Talisman

What aspect of RoR are you having problems with?

Evil Phil

Ask your questions here and try and do it yourself. I'd normally close this as a job advert but I'll leave it open to see if you can tell us what problem(s) you're encountering.

Dub_Steve

I found the new boston to be really good for php. I know they also do ruby tutorials might be worth a look

Kur4mA

You won't get any better tutorial or grinds than the Michael Hartl Ruby On Rails tutorial in my opinion. His 3rd edition is being released soon and he has the draft of it online right now.

http://news.railstutorial.org/rails_tutorial_3rd_edition/

slinky2000

Just ask here and I'll see what I can do. Rails is pretty simple for te basics depends what you're after.

I picked up rails pretty easy but that's because I already had the OOP under my belt.