Lessons: 14Length: 2.4 hours
- Overview
- Transcript
1.1 Introduction
In this course I'll show you how to combine a Rails back-end and Ember front-end into a powerful, modern full-stack app. During this course, you'll build a full-featured customer relationship management (CRM) app. Along the way, you'll learn how to build a REST API in Ruby on Rails, with OAuth authentication support. You'll also learn how to use the latest features of Ember with Handlebars templates, routing, Ember-CLI, and the exciting new Ember Components functionality.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:05
1.2Project Overview03:23
2.Rails Back-End
2.1Generate and Prepare the Application09:19
2.2Create Companies and Contacts10:35
2.3Add Projects, Tasks, and Offers14:47
2.4Track Customer Interaction12:01
2.5Secure API Access07:46
3.Ember Front-End
3.1Generate and Prepare the Ember-CLI Application08:34
3.2Application Layout and Authentication15:36
3.3Manage Companies and Contacts15:54
3.4Manage Projects, Tasks, and Offers19:18
3.5Add Customer Interaction14:11
4.Deployment
4.1Deploy to Heroku and Amazon S308:28
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion03:02
1.1 Introduction
Learning the basics of a technology or a framework is great. But often, transitioning from there to real application can be difficult. In this Tutsplus course, we will be creating a full fledged web application using Rails 5 and Ember JS, namely, a customer relationship management system. Hello and welcome. I am Markus Muhlberger, and this is Create a Full-Stack Rails and Ember App. In this course, we will use Rails 5, which is still in prerelease, but still stable enough for our purposes. We won't be creating a classic Rails application of course. We will use it as an API on the backend, which is possible with the integration of the Rails API Gem into Rails Core. But the front end, we are going to utilize Ember JS. It works great with Rails and has a powerful add on ecosystem around it. I hope you're excited as I am. See you in the first lesson.
