Key Features
Exploit Sinatra to design a web application
Integrate external, internal, and inline CSS and use some popular CSS frameworks
Deploy an application onto your own server or on a cloud application platform
Book Description
Sinatra is a Ruby framework that is widely used in the Industry. You can use it to make a single-page web app or a large-scale one. With the increased online footprint, you can create and deploy your own application.
Whether you are brand-new to online learning or a seasoned expert, this book will provide you with the skills you need to successfully create, customize, and deploy a Sinatra application. Starting from the beginning, this book will cover how to install Ruby and Sinatra, construct the back-end, design and customize the front-end layout, and utilize the innovative and user-friendly features of ORMs. By sequentially working through the steps in each chapter, you will quickly master Sinatra's features to create your own application.
With ample screenshots and code that offers a play-by-play account of how to build an application, Learning Sinatra will ensure your success with this cutting-edge framework.
What you will learn
Install and set up Ruby and Sinatra
Work with layouts and template routes
Extend the code to include CSS in different ways
Create projects and understand MVC
Design the front-end with Twitter Bootstrap
Use the MySQL/SQLite gem to communicate with databases
Implement sessions that can be used across multiple pages
Utilize the innovative and user-friendly features of ORMs
About the Author
Sudeep Agarwal is a site reliability engineer at Inmobi with a total of four years of experience in the industry. He was with Directi for 3 years right after finishing his education from NIT Trichy. At Directi, he was a part of the team that wrote one of the most widely used in-house web-based applications; this is where his interest in Sinatra started and he used it to write some of his personal projects. Although he is not writing a lot of web applications at Inmobi, he is still contributing to one of the ORMs—Ruby Object Mapper.
Manoj Sehrawat is an enthusiastic software developer who loves coding and learning new things. He has around 5 years of experience in software development. Manoj holds an MCA from KIIT, Gurgaon and a BCA from IGNOU. Currently, he is the associate technical lead at TravelTriangle. TravelTriangle is India's first full stack holiday marketplace that connects travelers with verified travel agents. Before joining TravelTriangle, Manoj was working with StudyPad and Fizzy Software Pvt Ltd as a senior software developer. His primary focus is the design and construction of scalable and optimized web applications and APIs using a Ruby-based development stack with frameworks such as Ruby on Rails, Sinatra, and others. He is passionate about refactoring, optimizing code, and building scalable solutions with simplicity.
Table of Contents
Introduction to Sinatra
Introduction to Ruby
Hello World
Modeling the Backend
Handling HTTP Requests
Designing the Frontend Layout
Handling User Data
Connecting to a Database
Authentication and Authorization
Deploying the App
Exploit Sinatra to design a web application
Integrate external, internal, and inline CSS and use some popular CSS frameworks
Deploy an application onto your own server or on a cloud application platform
Book Description
Sinatra is a Ruby framework that is widely used in the Industry. You can use it to make a single-page web app or a large-scale one. With the increased online footprint, you can create and deploy your own application.
Whether you are brand-new to online learning or a seasoned expert, this book will provide you with the skills you need to successfully create, customize, and deploy a Sinatra application. Starting from the beginning, this book will cover how to install Ruby and Sinatra, construct the back-end, design and customize the front-end layout, and utilize the innovative and user-friendly features of ORMs. By sequentially working through the steps in each chapter, you will quickly master Sinatra's features to create your own application.
With ample screenshots and code that offers a play-by-play account of how to build an application, Learning Sinatra will ensure your success with this cutting-edge framework.
What you will learn
Install and set up Ruby and Sinatra
Work with layouts and template routes
Extend the code to include CSS in different ways
Create projects and understand MVC
Design the front-end with Twitter Bootstrap
Use the MySQL/SQLite gem to communicate with databases
Implement sessions that can be used across multiple pages
Utilize the innovative and user-friendly features of ORMs
About the Author
Sudeep Agarwal is a site reliability engineer at Inmobi with a total of four years of experience in the industry. He was with Directi for 3 years right after finishing his education from NIT Trichy. At Directi, he was a part of the team that wrote one of the most widely used in-house web-based applications; this is where his interest in Sinatra started and he used it to write some of his personal projects. Although he is not writing a lot of web applications at Inmobi, he is still contributing to one of the ORMs—Ruby Object Mapper.
Manoj Sehrawat is an enthusiastic software developer who loves coding and learning new things. He has around 5 years of experience in software development. Manoj holds an MCA from KIIT, Gurgaon and a BCA from IGNOU. Currently, he is the associate technical lead at TravelTriangle. TravelTriangle is India's first full stack holiday marketplace that connects travelers with verified travel agents. Before joining TravelTriangle, Manoj was working with StudyPad and Fizzy Software Pvt Ltd as a senior software developer. His primary focus is the design and construction of scalable and optimized web applications and APIs using a Ruby-based development stack with frameworks such as Ruby on Rails, Sinatra, and others. He is passionate about refactoring, optimizing code, and building scalable solutions with simplicity.
Table of Contents
Introduction to Sinatra
Introduction to Ruby
Hello World
Modeling the Backend
Handling HTTP Requests
Designing the Frontend Layout
Handling User Data
Connecting to a Database
Authentication and Authorization
Deploying the App
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