Ruby on Rails Training

Looking to get started with Ruby on Rails? Take a class taught by our best developers. Learn about the newest resources and best practices from those who have seen it all. With our training, you’ll learn the same techniques we use for our largest and most important projects.

You’ve picked a great time to learn Rails; the supply of Rails developers cannot keep up with the current demand. Recent job trends indicate the need for Ruby on Rails developers has increased over 200% in the last three years.

Ruby on Rails is praised for its easy-to-maintain code, thriving ecosystem of resources and active community. These are the reasons we love using Rails to develop applications. And our clients love Ruby on Rails too; it takes less time to deploy applications, requires less resources for projects and is less complex when it’s time to add new features. This all adds up to more affordable and more stable applications.

None of this means that your Rails journey will be a walk in the park, though. Rails has grown beyond the “blog in 10 minutes” stage and now drives the most powerful applications on the web and is used by some of the fastest growing web companies including Twitter, Hulu and Groupon.

We’ve developed our training courses to give new and existing Rails developers the tools they need to compete in today’s market. We offer 1-3 day courses taught by expert trainers who have seen it all when it comes to Rails applications. Our trainers don’t just work in Rails every day; they are also deeply involved in the community. We sponsor, attend and speak at conferences every chance we get and have made open source contribution an important part of our company.

We’re passionate about our work and love to help others learn how to best develop with Ruby on Rails. We have put a lot of time in designing our courses to be fun and engaging, while ensuring they provide a solid foundation of best practices.

From Safeway to Verizon to Mashable, our work spans businesses of every type and size. Through the applications we’ve built for our clients, we’ve seen a variety of unique development situations. We bring this experience to every training session.

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Imbue: A Module Configuration Pattern for Ruby

by Michael Bleigh on February 21, 2012

It's a very common practice in Ruby to use Module mixins to enhance the functionality of a class. In fact, one of the most powerful and useful features of the Ruby language is that it is so easy to do so. Great stuff all around. Another common pattern, however, is to want to provide some include-time configuration when the module is mixed in. Let's imagine I'm writing an extension for ActiveRecord that creates a slug based on some field. What I want in the end might be something that looks like this: Continue reading

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