Mastering Ruby Programming: Basics To Advanced Projects

Unleash the full potential of Ruby, from foundational programming concepts to advanced projects.

What you'll learn

The fundamentals of Ruby programming: syntax, variables, methods, classes, and modules.

Advanced Ruby features like metaprogramming, threading, and dynamic method creation.

Practical applications of Ruby through basic and advanced projects.

Real-world problem-solving techniques using Ruby programming.

How to manage files, directories, and data transformations efficiently.

Requirements

Basic computer literacy and familiarity with using a text editor.

An interest in learning programming; no prior experience in Ruby is required.

Access to a computer with Ruby installed (installation will be covered in the course).

Description

IntroductionRuby is a dynamic, open-source programming language that emphasizes simplicity and productivity. This comprehensive course takes you on a journey through the fundamentals of Ruby programming to advanced topics, including hands-on projects to reinforce your understanding. Whether you’re a beginner exploring programming or a developer seeking to expand your skill set, this course will equip you with the tools to excel in Ruby programming.Section-Wise WriteupSection 1: Ruby Programming EssentialsThis section lays the foundation for understanding Ruby. Starting with the language's syntax and core concepts, you will learn about variables, methods, classes, modules, and control structures. The lectures also cover essential topics such as error handling, string manipulation, and file I/O operations. By the end of this section, you’ll have a solid grasp of Ruby’s capabilities and be ready to write functional programs.Section 2: Ruby Basic ProjectDive into practical application with a hands-on project designed to consolidate your foundational knowledge. This section guides you step-by-step in building a basic Ruby project. Each lecture introduces new features and techniques, allowing you to see how Ruby concepts come together in a real-world scenario.Section 3: Ruby Advanced ProjectTake your skills to the next level with advanced Ruby projects that tackle complex programming challenges. This section explores advanced Ruby concepts, including multithreading, metaprogramming, and dynamic method creation. By completing these projects, you will master Ruby's flexibility and power, preparing you for professional development roles or personal endeavors.ConclusionBy the end of this course, you will have mastered Ruby programming from its basics to advanced applications. You will have built multiple projects, gained practical experience, and developed problem-solving skills that will help you in various real-world scenarios. Whether you're pursuing software development, data processing, or scripting, this course will make you confident in using Ruby effectively.

Overview

Section 1: Ruby Tutorial

Lecture 1 Introduction to Ruby Programming

Lecture 2 Ruby Literacy

Lecture 3 Ruby Literacy Continues

Lecture 4 Temperature Converter

Lecture 5 Ruby Standard Library Sub Directory

Lecture 6 Loading External Files with Extension

Lecture 7 Ruby Tools and Application

Lecture 8 Required Name File and Extension

Lecture 9 Objects and Methods

Lecture 10 Objects and Methods Continues

Lecture 11 Local Variables

Lecture 12 Displaying Object IDs

Lecture 13 Respond to Method

Lecture 14 Method Arguments

Lecture 15 Order of Parameters and Arguments

Lecture 16 Local Variables and Assignment

Lecture 17 Overriding Methods

Lecture 18 Instance Variables and Object State

Lecture 19 Initializing an Object with State

Lecture 20 Setter Methods

Lecture 21 Attributes

Lecture 22 Attributes and Method

Lecture 23 Classes as Objects

Lecture 24 Classes as Message Receiver

Lecture 25 Introduction Modules and Control Flow

Lecture 26 Modules and Program Organization

Lecture 27 Using Module Further

Lecture 28 Report Method in Module

Lecture 29 Method Missing

Lecture 30 Super Keyword

Lecture 31 Classes-Modules

Lecture 32 Nesting Classes and Modules

Lecture 33 Self object and Current

Lecture 34 Default Object

Lecture 35 Self as Default Receiver

Lecture 36 Instance Variables Through Self

Lecture 37 Global Scope

Lecture 38 Local Scope

Lecture 39 Class Variable Syntax

Lecture 40 Class Variable Scope and Visibility

Lecture 41 Class Variables

Lecture 42 Class Hierarchy

Lecture 43 Private-Protected Methods

Lecture 44 Top Level Methods

Lecture 45 If Condition

Lecture 46 Else if Condition

Lecture 47 Case Statement

Lecture 48 Comparing with IF

Lecture 49 Iterator

Lecture 50 Code Blocks

Lecture 51 Times and Mytimes

Lecture 52 Map Mymap

Lecture 53 Error Handling

Lecture 54 Exceptions

Lecture 55 Introduction to Built in Essentials

Lecture 56 BANG Methods

Lecture 57 Built in Conversion Methods

Lecture 58 Built in Conversion Methods Continues

Lecture 59 Boolean States

Lecture 60 Boolean Objects

Lecture 61 Comparing Objects

Lecture 62 Inspecting Objects

Lecture 63 String Notation

Lecture 64 HERE Documents

Lecture 65 Basic String Manipulation

Lecture 66 Quering String

Lecture 67 Formatting Transformation

Lecture 68 Content Transformation

Lecture 69 Symbols and Uses of Symbols

Lecture 70 Symbols in Practice

Lecture 71 Numerical Objects

Lecture 72 Times

Lecture 73 Dates

Lecture 74 Arrays

Lecture 75 Arrays Constructors

Lecture 76 Inserting

Lecture 77 Retrieving and Removing Array Elements

Lecture 78 Array Transformation

Lecture 79 Creating a New Hash

Lecture 80 Inserting,Retriving Hash Pairs

Lecture 81 Default Hash Values

Lecture 82 Hash Transformation

Lecture 83 Hash Quering

Lecture 84 Ranges

Lecture 85 Sets

Lecture 86 Enumerable Boolean Queries

Lecture 87 Enumerable Searching

Lecture 88 Find All Method

Lecture 89 The First Method

Lecture 90 Reverse Each, Each with Index

Lecture 91 Each Slice, Each Cons

Lecture 92 The Map Method

Lecture 93 Sorting Enumerable

Lecture 94 Enumerators

Lecture 95 Next Dimension of Enumerability

Lecture 96 Enumerator Semantics

Lecture 97 Enumerator Uses

Lecture 98 Enumerator Method Chaining

Lecture 99 Writing Regular Expression

Lecture 100 Building a Pattern

Lecture 101 Matching and Substring Captures

Lecture 102 Other Match Data Information

Lecture 103 Constraining Matches

Lecture 104 Regular Expression Anchors

Lecture 105 Accretions and Modifiers

Lecture 106 Converting Strings

Lecture 107 Common Methods that use Regular Expression

Lecture 108 The IO Class

Lecture 109 STDOUT and STDERR

Lecture 110 Basics of Reading from Files and Seeking

Lecture 111 Querying file Position

Lecture 112 Writing to Files

Lecture 113 File Enumerability

Lecture 114 Querying IO and File Objects

Lecture 115 Directory Manipulation

Lecture 116 File Handling

Lecture 117 String IO Class

Lecture 118 The Singleton Class

Lecture 119 Defining Class Methods with Class

Lecture 120 Modifying Ruby Core Classes

Lecture 121 Modifying Ruby Core Module

Lecture 122 Pass-Through overrides

Lecture 123 Per-Object Changes with Extend

Lecture 124 Using Refinements and Basic Object

Lecture 125 The Proc Class

Lecture 126 Block-Proc Conversions

Lecture 127 Using Symbols

Lecture 128 Creating Functions with Lambda

Lecture 129 Methods as Objects

Lecture 130 The Eval Family of Methods

Lecture 131 Parallel Execution with Threads

Lecture 132 A Threaded Date Server

Lecture 133 Chat Server

Lecture 134 Threads and Variables

Lecture 135 Issuing System Commands

Lecture 136 Open and Popen3

Lecture 137 Callbacks

Lecture 138 Missing Method

Lecture 139 Intercepting Extend and Method Added

Lecture 140 Singleton Method Added Methods

Section 2: Ruby Basic Project

Lecture 141 Intro to Ruby Programming Project

Lecture 142 Project Ruby Part 1

Lecture 143 Project Ruby Part 2

Lecture 144 Project Ruby Part 3

Lecture 145 Project Ruby Part 4

Lecture 146 Project Ruby Part 5

Lecture 147 Project Ruby Part 6

Lecture 148 Project Ruby Part 7

Lecture 149 Project Ruby Part 8

Lecture 150 Project Ruby Part 9

Lecture 151 Project Ruby Part 10

Lecture 152 Project Ruby Part 11

Lecture 153 Project Ruby Part 12

Lecture 154 Project Ruby Part 13

Lecture 155 Project Ruby Part 14

Lecture 156 Project Ruby Part 15

Lecture 157 Project Ruby Part 16

Lecture 158 Project Ruby Part 17

Lecture 159 Project Ruby Part 18

Lecture 160 Project Ruby Part 19

Lecture 161 Project Ruby Part 20

Lecture 162 Project Ruby Part 21

Lecture 163 Project Ruby Part 22

Lecture 164 Project Ruby Part 23

Lecture 165 Project Ruby Part 24

Lecture 166 Project Ruby Part 25

Lecture 167 Project Ruby Part 26

Lecture 168 Project Ruby Part 27

Lecture 169 Project Ruby Part 28

Lecture 170 Project Ruby Part 29

Lecture 171 Project Ruby Part 30

Lecture 172 Project Ruby Part 31

Section 3: Ruby Advance Project

Lecture 173 Intro to Ruby Advance Project

Lecture 174 Project Ruby Advanced Part 1

Lecture 175 Project Ruby Advanced Part 2

Lecture 176 Project Ruby Advanced Part 3

Lecture 177 Project Ruby Advanced Part 4

Lecture 178 Project Ruby Advanced Part 5

Lecture 179 Project Ruby Advanced Part 6

Lecture 180 Project Ruby Advanced Part 7

Lecture 181 Project Ruby Advanced Part 8

Lecture 182 Project Ruby Advanced Part 9

Lecture 183 Project Ruby Advanced Part 10

Lecture 184 Project Ruby Advanced Part 11

Lecture 185 Project Ruby Advanced Part 12

Lecture 186 Project Ruby Advanced Part 13

Lecture 187 Project Ruby Advanced Part 14

Lecture 188 Project Ruby Advanced Part 15

Lecture 189 Project Ruby Advanced Part 16

Lecture 190 Project Ruby Advanced Part 17

Lecture 191 Project Ruby Advanced Part 18

Lecture 192 Project Ruby Advanced Part 19

Lecture 193 Project Ruby Advanced Part 20

Lecture 194 Project Ruby Advanced Part 21

Lecture 195 Project Ruby Advanced Part 22

Lecture 196 Project Ruby Advanced Part 23

Lecture 197 Project Ruby Advanced Part 24

Lecture 198 Project Ruby Advanced Part 25

Lecture 199 Project Ruby Advanced Part 26

Lecture 200 Project Ruby Advanced Part 27

Lecture 201 Project Ruby Advanced Part 28

Lecture 202 Project Ruby Advanced Part 29

Lecture 203 Project Ruby Advanced Part 30

Beginners who want to learn Ruby as their first programming language.,Developers seeking to add Ruby to their skill set.,Professionals working with web development, scripting, or automation.,Enthusiasts aiming to learn a versatile programming language for personal projects.