Learn Ruby, one of the most lucrative programming languages. Because of how simple it is to learn, Ruby is every developer’s preferred language. The average Ruby developer earns $90,000 per year and frequently owns stock in the firm if it is a startup. The beauty of studying ruby is that it’s a terrific method to learn to code and all the skills you acquire can be applicable to any other programming language.

Your Professor

Santos Garcia, Joe

Hello, my name is Joe Santos Garcia, and I work as a web developer in New York City. I’ve worked on projects for large corporations. I have a popular YouTube channel with over 50,000 followers who like my tutorials, as well as over 50,000 students worldwide across different platforms. My objective is to bring all of my students and subscribers to the point where they can be hired as developers.

Curriculum of the Course

Intro

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Why Should You Learn Ruby? (10:43)

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Making Certain You Code (3:39)

Variables

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Variables (9:03) (9:03)

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Obtain user feedback (3:46)

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Variables of all kinds (8:08)

Strings

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Interpolation and strings (4:23)

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Methods for Strings (6:23)

Integers

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integers and mathematics (4:41)

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Methods Using Integers (3:22)

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comprehending the operators (11:24)

Methods and Building Blocks

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Defining our approaches (11:59)

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Ruby’s several methods for handling arguments (9:48)

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Optional arguments and splats (13:55)

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Making Use of Procs (7:20)

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Lambda (7:00) (7:00)

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Yield and Blocks (7:05)

Collections

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Arrays (6:38) (6:38)

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tup and subtraction and subtraction and subtraction and subtraction and subtraction and subtraction and subtraction (8:03)

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Additional Array Methods (21:50)

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Hash (6:43) (6:43)

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Hashing Techniques (6:02)

Iterators

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Loops are iterators (16:08)

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Nesting Hash (10:06)

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Arrays that are nested (9:00)

Conditionals

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Otherwise, elsif, and unless (7:37)

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several instances (7:25)

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the an an an an an an an an a (6:21)

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

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classes and objects (4:57)

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Create a class (4:01)

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self, getters, and setters (7:22)

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Variables and class methods (5:24)

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Inheritance of a Class (8:30)

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Super (7:14) (7:14)

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Ruby extensions (4:01)

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Namespacing modules (6:55)

The surrounding environment

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It’s time to go local (0:24)

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Install the most recent versions of Ruby and Rails on your machine (7:14)