Ruby on Rails

Finally learning Ruby on Rails doesn't hurt.

This course was a as real as you may need I consider you can go into more basic details of how the Ruby on Rails Framework worworks for a beginner.

I took some Ruby and Ruby on Rails online courses about 1.5 years ago, but haven't looked at it in awhile.

I decided to start going through the Ruby on Rails Tutorial by Michael Hartl (a book they suggest as extra reading), and I've found that to be a little easier to follow.

I have basic knowledge on Ruby on Rails prior this course.

The course is not designed to give you an intuitive understanding of Ruby and/or Ruby on Rails.

This course is designed for beginners learning Ruby on Rails.

Recommended for those starting out in Ruby on Rails.

A Solid introductory course to beginning Ruby on Rails.

Very nice course to get stated with ruby on rails The course materials are so out-of-date that they are wrong.

Courses are not detailed, Lack of support in the forums, absolutely not helpful for someone who just started studying Ruby on Rails While the description for this program states that you do not need to have any experience with Ruby in order to take this Ruby on Rails program, that is entirely false.

I have played around with Ruby on Rails before but this course really helped me understand the nots and bolts.

I highly recommend it to people with some (but not that much) experience in programming.

I would highly recommend it to others.

This course gives a very solid foundation, and it is highly recommended for those who want to get a firm grip on the Ruby on Rails development techniques.

This introduction was an extra ordinary course to get started with Ruby on Rails and it really helped me to build my skills Highly recommended for people wanting to learn Ruby on Rails.

I learnt a great deal about web development, ruby language, the Rails framework, version controlling using GIt, using cloud based deployment service heroku and in general it increased my knowledge about the internet on the whole ;) If professor can update the course material, that will make the course even better Highly Recommended Versions of packages are a bit old, but overall it was the best introduction to Ruby on Rails compared to other resources that I have tried!

I would highly recommend this course to anyone who would want to learn ruby on rails and develop his.her development skills in this platform Amazing course The course hasn't been updated in nearly five years.

Sometimes it was hard to understand the presenter.

The material was lacking (just static images, no real time coding), overall engagement for the courses was also lacking The instructor sounded low quality and sometimes a bit hard to understand.

Spent more time sorting out gem dependencies than doing the actual work and the external API service to pass the assignment is no longer working so that also restricted my ability to learn.Course content and lectures are really great though and very easy to follow.

Thanks to Kalman Hazins and JHU for the wonderful introduction.

Professor Kalman Hazins is a wonderful teacher.Initially I felt that the course wasn't structured very well but that feeling dissipated as I went ahead with the course.

great lecture and great course...... Kalman Hazins is a great instructor.

I liked the way Prof. Kalman Hazins taught this course -- very straight to point.

I would like to say "Thank You" to Prof. Kalman Hazins to make such a great course.

But you end up having to figure out a lot of that either off site (in which case you are not learning from the course) or by modifying a copy paste of some of the templates/scaffolding from the course GitHub content, in which case you don't get a good reinforcement of the material.In the end I wound up getting a certificate, feeling like I passed despite the course rather than because of it.

Technical staff performing well, very good effort trying to figure out and solving the problems.

I would say the bundle install (bundle update) is usually the most annoying one because they just depend each other, and sometimes it will be hard to figure out what is happening!

But there are such a lot of blanks you have to figure out when you make you assignment.

Excellent, well structured.

Very well structured introductory course.

Well structured and organised.

I could also discuss on discussion forums.

There are some technical issues for Windows users and the discussion forums are nearly empty, but it's still a pretty good free resource to learn Rails.

The professors seem to create an environment where if you are too new to anything, then you should take a different course(even though every module has "introduction to .." in the title).

It is a really nice course, the instructor explains the subjects very well, the only problem is the API used on the exercises is not available anymore and the last exercise requires rails 4 and it's kind of difficult to find out why the exercise is not approved even though the tests are passing locally.

This is an abandoned course that is no longer supported.

Examples shown from the lecture no longer works in real life.

Very completed course for someone who want to get started with Ruby and Ruby on rails framework to get develop web applications.

Great introduction information for newcomers , Thank you Compared to other courses I have completed on Coursera, this is one of the most confusing ones so far I learned ruby during my school career.

a live recording of the coding would have been more informative... like what is done in most other courses) Nice introduction course.