I'm just gonna come in and say that Michael Hartl's Ruby on Rails Tutorial (available free online here) helped me a ton. It's best if you know a little Ruby first (even just the Codecademy Ruby tutorial will help, but Codecademy's Rails tutorial is a bit lacking), but Hartl's book takes you through setting up free browser IDEs and Heroku/git repository resources, so that at the end, you can launch a functional project.
Highly recommend it for people that know a little bit of scripting, but have never launched a real project.
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28 Apr 2016 18:52
u/T_J_R
in v/programming
I'm just gonna come in and say that Michael Hartl's Ruby on Rails Tutorial (available free online here) helped me a ton. It's best if you know a little Ruby first (even just the Codecademy Ruby tutorial will help, but Codecademy's Rails tutorial is a bit lacking), but Hartl's book takes you through setting up free browser IDEs and Heroku/git repository resources, so that at the end, you can launch a functional project.
Highly recommend it for people that know a little bit of scripting, but have never launched a real project.