– A tour of the first scaffold and application structure
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– Adding the Bulma CSS framework
7
– Adding the primary application header
8
– Enhancing the UI with Bulma
9
– Adding a new controller for displaying all food logs
10
– Active Record Validations
11
– Using Rails console
12
– Testing in Ruby on Rails
13
– Fixtures
14
– Controller tests
15
– Model tests
16
– System tests
17
– Active Record Relations – Adding a Category relationship
18
– Wrapping up
Description:
Dive into a comprehensive Ruby on Rails crash course that guides you through building a beginner-friendly food log project. Learn the fundamentals of the Ruby on Rails framework, starting with creating a new application and scaffolding your first model. Explore the application structure and enhance the user interface using the Bulma CSS framework. Gain hands-on experience with controllers, Active Record validations, and Rails console. Delve into testing methodologies, including fixtures, controller tests, model tests, and system tests. Master Active Record relations by adding a category relationship to your project. By the end of this 2-hour tutorial, you'll have a solid foundation in Ruby on Rails development and a functional food log application to showcase your skills.