Let's do a quick recap of what we've covered in this course.

We've seen how to create a new Rails app from the command line,

how to run the Rails server and how to view your app in your browser.

We've used a Rails generator to set up a resource that you can create, read,

update and delete instances of.

We've seen how our Rails controller our loads model objects from the database and

then uses them to populate an HTML view.

We've used the Rails console to create, read, update and delete model objects.

We've used the database migrations add a new attribute to a model, and we've

updated the Rails controller and several views to support that new attribute.

You've accomplished a lot.

Setting up this much functionality can take much more time and

effort in other languages.

Don't worry if you feel there's still a lot you don't understand.

We've only scratched the surface of what you can do with Rails.

In an upcoming course we're going to set up a resource completely from scratch and

show you every aspect of how it's put together.

And in the future, we'll show you how to make your app pretty with CSS styling,

make it more interactive with JavaScript and much more.

There's a lot to cover but

I encourage you to be patient and take things one step at a time.

Once we're done you're going to have the knowledge you need to make amazing

Rails apps.