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Bien – Part 1

Chapter 01

Bien – Part 1

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Lesson 01

Welcome + intro to Ruby on Rails

Lesson 02

Picking a code editor

Lesson 03

Introducing the command line

Lesson 04

Creating our first project

Lesson 05

The Rails server

Lesson 06

Thinking about features as code

Lesson 07

Thinking about MVC

Lesson 08

Generating a controller

Lesson 09

Adding our first routes

Lesson 10

Setting up our first page

Lesson 11

Adding variables to views

Lesson 12

Looping in views

Lesson 13

The application HTML

Lesson 14

The link-to helper

Lesson 15

The M in MVC

Lesson 16

Generating a model

Lesson 17

Adding a form

Lesson 18

Creating and saving a model

Lesson 19

Adding a show page

Lesson 20

The simple format helper

Lesson 21

Deleting reviews

Lesson 22

Editing reviews

Lesson 23

Cleaning our code

Lesson 24

Images and stylesheets

Lesson 25

Git and Github

Lesson 26

End of week

If you haven’t played around with Sass, CSS’s upgraded and more powerful sibling, try adding some design tweaks to the site. Go to <a href="https://www.sass-lang.com">sass-lang.com</a> to read more and go to your app/assets/stylesheets folder to have a play around.

Homework 01

Exploring Sass

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In the first week, we'll talk about how to take apart a client proposal and get set up with Ruby on Rails

If you haven’t played around with Sass, CSS’s upgraded and more powerful sibling, try adding some design tweaks to the site. Go to <a href="https://www.sass-lang.com">sass-lang.com</a> to read more and go to your app/assets/stylesheets folder to have a play around.

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