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Robert Jewell
396 PointsLearning Adventures and Courses -- Differences?
What is the difference between the two learning adventures, Become a Web Developer and Learn Ruby on Rails?
Also whats the difference between a learning adventure and a project (or is it a course?) like, Build a Simple Ruby on Rails Application?
2 Answers
Scott Sheldon
6,942 PointsThe Become a Web Developer learning adventure focuses on more than just Ruby. It provides a series of courses aimed at giving you the necessary knowledge to become a beginner web developer. Learn Ruby on Rails is a course specifically for teaching Ruby on Rails, and I believe it's one of the many courses included in the learning adventure.
A learning adventure is a collection of projects/courses, if you will. It's just a series of courses put together in a way such that you're building knowledge on what you previously learned. A learning adventure typically has a larger scope than a single project.
Robert Jewell
396 PointsGuys, thank you for your replies.
Chase Lee
29,275 PointsChase Lee
29,275 Points+1. Except one thing, the two learning adventures over lap each other but the ruby on Rails on has more content.