The San Francisco Ruby Meetup Group

Ruby Rookies learning group: Rails tutorials - South Bay edition

January 17 · 6:30 PM
Red Rock Cafe

By popular demand, South Bay gathering for those interested in pairing up and going through Hartl Rails tutorials.

### From http://www.sfruby.info/events/97887672/
Weekly gathering to learn Rails using Michael Hartl's Rails tutorial (http://ruby.railstutorial.org/) and pair programming

This week:
Chapter 1 - Rails set-up and sample app tutorial generation (for RailsBridge alumni, contents are similar to Installfest + suggestotron Rails module).

Note:
Big picture is to learn Rails using Michael Hartl's Rails tutorial, one chapter per week. We'll pair as much as possible. Please bring your own laptops.

Intended to be fun, inviting, group-learning for Ruby on Rails beginners. All levels welcome, but best suited to beginners and intermediates looking to teach or review concepts. We will try to learn by pair program. Pair programming is a very effective way of learning/teaching and retaining information.

If you'd like help with Rails/Ruby to set-up on your computer, feel free to stop by.

(Basic Ruby knowledge is highly encouraged. Please reach out if you'd like some help.)

Other questions, please feel free to email me!

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Fernando

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0 · January 17
Anu Shah

An installation option is to use the info from railsbridge installfest: http://installfest.railsbridge....

0 · January 17
Fernando

Is anyone here yet?

0 · January 17
David Kim

If you're new to Ruby, I'd like to share some resources:

http://www.codecademy.com/track...

or Ruby in 100 minutes:
http://tutorials.jumpstartlab.c...

Rails is a Ruby framework, so it helps to be familiar with Ruby syntax.

0 · January 8