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4 courses
80 practices
10 hours
This course path guides you in creating a secure ToDo app using Ruby on Rails and the MVC architecture. Learn project setup, controllers, models, views, database integration, middleware, security, and testing, equipping you to develop and maintain a secure Rails application.
This course introduces you to the core concepts of Ruby on Rails, focusing specifically on the functionality required to build a ToDo app. You will learn about the project structure, controllers, modules, services, views, and database interactions, including MVC-related concepts.
This course teaches how to develop a robust MVC application using Rails. By the end of the course, you will have created a ToDo App with CRUD operations, viewed via HTML templates.
Adding Enterprise Features to Your Ruby on Rails MVC App
4 lessons
20 practices
In this course, we will focus on making the ToDo application more enterprise-friendly by integrating a database, configuring middleware, and handling errors properly.
In this course we will secure our ToDo application using bcrypt for password hashing and add user authentication. Additionally, we will cover the application with unit tests using RSpec.
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