The MVC Pattern in Ruby (Udacity)

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The MVC Pattern in Ruby (Udacity)

Writing Organized Code for your Web Apps. Learn how to organize the code for your web apps, and why it's important. You’ll be using the MVC Design Pattern in the web application micro-framework, Sinatra.

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The ability to organize code is a critical skill for today’s successful programmer, who needs to manage larger and more complex projects than ever before. Thankfully, patterns for organizing code in web applications (like the MVC design pattern) are available. This course will teach you to use these patterns effectively, so when faced with the challenge of hooking up your app to a new API, or the need to display data to users in multiple ways, you’ll be ready.

What you will learn
The MVC Design Pattern with Ruby

  • Learn about the challenges of developing a website with disorganized code.
  • Learn about how design patterns like MVC.
  • Use your knowledge to organize the code using the MVC design pattern.

Prerequisites and requirements
This course is ideal for intermediate Ruby programmers who have experience rendering static pages using the Sinatra web development micro-framework.
Students should be proficient in HTML and CSS.

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