The Odin Project

The Basics

1. How this Course Will Work

2. Introduction to Web Development

3. Gearing Up

4. Join the Odin Community

5. How Does the Web Work?

6. Command Line Basics

Installations

1. Installation Overview

2. Prerequisites

3. Text Editors

4. Installing Ruby

5. Project: Your First Rails Application

Git Basics

1. Introduction to Git

2. Git Basics

3. Project: Practicing Git Basics

The Front End

1. Introduction to the Front End

2. HTML and CSS Basics

3. Developer Tools

4. Project: HTML/CSS

JavaScript Basics

1. Fundamentals Part 1

2. Fundamentals Part 2

3. Developer Tools 2

4. Fundamentals Part 3

5. Project: Rock Paper Scissors

6. Clean Code

7. Fundamentals Part 4

8. DOM manipulation

9. Project: Etch-a-Sketch

10. Fundamentals Part 5

11. Project: Calculator

The Back End

1. Introduction to the Back End

2. Ruby Basics

3. Project: Ruby

Web Development Frameworks

1. Introduction to Frameworks

2. Ruby on Rails Basics

3. Project: Ruby on Rails

Pair Programming

1. Introduction to Pair Programming

2. Preparing to Remote Pair

3. Project: Pairing Project

Tying it All Together

1. Conclusion

Basic Ruby

In this section, we'll cover the basic building blocks of Ruby so you have them down cold. Everything else you'll learn in programming builds on these concepts, so you'll be in a great place to take on additional projects and languages in the future.

1. How this Course Will Work

2. Ruby Building Blocks

3. Project: Building Blocks

4. Advanced Ruby Building Blocks

5. Project: Advanced Building Blocks

Intermediate Ruby

You've got tools in your Ruby tool box and now it's time to combine them into more meaningful programs. In this section, you'll learn how to turn your spaghetti code into properly organized methods and classes. You'll also learn how to serialize code and save it into files.

1. Object Oriented Programming

2. Project: OOP

3. Files and Serialization

4. Project: Event Manager

5. Project: File I/O and Serialization

A Bit of Computer Science

In this section, you'll learn some fundamental computer science concepts that will help you when solving problems with a bit more complexity than just simple web serving. You get to try on your engineering hat and solve some pretty nifty problems.

1. A Very Brief Intro to CS

2. Recursive Methods

3. Project: Recursion

4. Common Data Structures and Algorithms

5. Project: Linked Lists

6. Project: Data Structures and Algorithms

Testing Ruby with RSpec

You've been briefly introduced to testing in Ruby a couple of times before in the Web Development 101 course, but now you're going to really learn why testing can be hugely helpful and how to apply it to your own projects.

1. Test Driven Development

2. Introduction to RSpec

3. Project: Testing Your Ruby Code

Git

You should be familiar with the basic Git workflow since you've been using it to save your projects along the way (right?!). This section will start preparing you for for the more intermediate-level uses of Git that you'll find yourself doing .

1. A Deeper Look at Git

2. Using Git in the Real World

Conclusion

You've come an exceptional distance already, now there's just the matter of wrapping it all together into one coherant package and creating something real. This is your Final Exam and a major feather in your cap. Once you've completed this section, you should have the confidence to tackle pretty much anything.

1. Project: Ruby Final Project

2. Conclusion