Hi, I'm Jason.

Learning how to develop Ruby on Rails applications can be a lot of fun.

When going through this track,

we're going to assume that you don't have any programming or web experience at all.

You'll learn everything you need to know to create Ruby on Rails applications.

When I say everything, I mean everything.

You'll start by learning how to create a simple web page using the languages of

the web, HTML and CSS.

But web pages are just a small part of learning Ruby on Rails.

You'll also need to learn how things work behind the scenes.

For this part of the track, you'll be learning to interact with computers

by typing in commands to the console in console foundations.

Having command line knowledge is an integral part of learning Ruby on Rails

because you use it so frequently.

After learning about the console, you'll move on to basic programming, and

then working with databases.

By the time you're finished with all these things, then the real fun starts, and

you can begin to learn Ruby on Rails.

By the end of the track,

you'll have finished a simple Ruby on Rails application and

you'll know how to add on to it as well as where to go for help when you get stuck.

We can't wait to learn with you.

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