This Course has been designed for software programmers with a need to understand the Ruby on Rail starting from scratch. This tutorial will give you enough understanding on Ruby on Rail from where you can take yourself to a higher level of expertise.

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Course Code – MYT1277– Ruby and Ruby on Rail
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2. RUBY PROGRAMMING
Topics Covered:
Chapter 1: An Introduction to Ruby:
 What is Ruby?
 Installing Ruby
 Executing Ruby Code
 Getting Help
 Dynamic Types
 Ruby Reserved Words
 Naming Conventions
 Comments
Chapter 2: Standard Ruby Data Types:
 Numbers
 Strings
 Simple Input and Output
 Converting String Input
 Regular Expressions
 Time Methods
Chapter 3: Language Components:
 The if Statement
 The case Construct
 Loops
 Iterators
 Numeric Iterators
 String Iterators
 Methods
 Odds and Ends
Chapter 4: Collections:
 Arrays
 Array Operator Methods
 Array Equality Operator
 Arrays as Stacks and Queues
 Higher Dimensional Arrays
 Other Useful Arrays Methods

3.  CommandLine Arguments
 Hashes
 Common Hash Methods
 Sorting Hashes
 Iteratorswith Arrays and Hashes
 Arrays and Methods
 Hashes and Methods
 NamedParameters
 Symbols
 Procs
 Closures
Chapter5: Classes:
 Objects
 Brief History of OOP
 OOPVocabulary
 Creatinga New Class
 Using Objects
 DefiningOperator Methods
 Inheritance
 Ancestors
 self
 Access Levels - public
 Access Levels – private
 Access Levels - protected
 Access Levels - Specification
 Class Data and Class Methods
 AddingMethods to Classes and Objects
 SpecialGlobalVariables
 Scope of Variables
 Built-inClasses
 The Math Class
 The NilClassClass
 TrueClassand FalseClass
 Built-inClass Hierarchy

4. Chapter6: Input and Output:
 Introduction
 Readingfrom the StandardInput
 Readinga Character at a Time
 Writing to the StandardOutput
 Readingand Writing Disk Files
 ReadingFiles Using Iterators
 I/O With Command Line Commands
 Seeking About Files
 tell
 CapturingData About Files
 Processing Directories
Chapter7: Exceptions:
 Introduction
 Exception Hierarchy
 HandlingExceptions
 MultipleRescue Clauses
 Exceptions are Classes
 ensure
 retry
 raise
 CreatingYour Own Exceptions
 catchand throw
Chapter8: Modules:
 Introduction
 Using Core Ruby Classes
 Ruby StandardLibrary
 require
 Search Path
 FileOrganization
 load
 Modules

5.  include
 Mixins
 Using the ComparableModule
 CollectionClasses
 yield
 Using the EnumerableModule
 include
 Mixins
 Using the ComparableModule
 CollectionClasses
 yield
 Using the EnumerableModule
Chapter9: Odds and Ends:
 Ruby Conventions
 Bit Manipulation
 Substituting
 Marshalling
 Reflection
 grep
 Classes are Objects
 Aliasing
 Testing
 Test::Unit::TestCase
 Testing Your Own Classes
 FreezingObjects

6. RUBY ON RAIL
Topic Covered :
Chapter1: An Overview Of Ruby on Rails
 What is Ruby on Rails?
 Overview of Rails Components
 InstallingRails
 A Simple Rails Application
 Starting the RailsServer
 StaticPages Within a Rails Application
 The Structure of a Rails Application
 Generatinga Controller
 Renderingthe View
 Addinga Static Page
 DynamicPages with Embedded Ruby
 Using the render Method
 Using the link_toMethod
Chapter2: Rails and HTML Forms
 A Basic HTML Form
 Processing an HTML Form
 Working With Form Data
 Other Form Elements
 Form Tag Helpers
Chapter3: Databases and Rails
 Review of the MVC Architecture
 Entities and Relationships
 Databases and Models
 Rails DatabaseConventions
 Adding a Model
 Database Migrations
 The Rails DatabaseConsole
 Creating a Rails View of a DatabaseTable

7.  Scaffolding
 RESTful Routes and Resources
Chapter4: Form Helpers and Validation
 Introduction
 Form Helpers and form_for
 Processing Form Helpers
 From Form to Database
 Redirection
 Data Validation
 ValidationHelpers
 The presence Validator
 The numericalityValidator
 The uniqueness Validator
 The length Validator
 The format Validator
 Custom ValidationMethods
 The errors Object
 DisplayingValidation Errorsin the View
Chapter5: Associationsin Rails
 hasone association
 belongs_to
 has_many association
 has_many :through
 habtm
Chapter6: Filters & callbacks
 what is filters?
 Different types of filters
 what is callbacks?
 different types of callbacks

8. Chapter7: Adding Style to an Application
 Styling
 Railsand Sass
 CascadingStyle Sheets
Chapter8: Sample Application
 Introduction
 RegisteringUsers
 The Register Action
 The flash Hash
 Validatingthe Registration
 Logging in
 Logging Out
 Protected Pages
 Filters