Delve into the specifics of setting up and managing class files in a Ruby on Rails tutorial. Learn how to create your own copy of class files, and understand the processes involved in doing so for a smooth learning experience.
Key Insights
- The tutorial covers the setup of class files before getting started with any Ruby on Rails exercises.
- Users are advised to create a personal copy of class files rather than directly editing the originals provided in the class.
- Class files can be accessed and duplicated on the Desktop, ensuring convenience and ease of access for learners.
- Specific steps are provided to guide users in selecting and duplicating the Rails Class folder.
- Learners are instructed to rename the duplicated folder with their name, enabling personalized class files.
- These user-specific class files can be used throughout the duration of the class, promoting individual learning and progress tracking.
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Class Files Setup
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Open the Class Files Folder
Located on your Desktop.
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Select the Rails Class Folder
Click once to highlight it.
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Duplicate It
Press Cmd-D to make your own working copy.
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Rename to yourname-Rails Class
Keeps your edits separate from the original.
Complete the following setup prior to beginning any exercises.
Topics Covered in This Ruby on Rails Tutorial:
Setting up Your Class Files
Creating Your Own Copy of Class Files
Throughout this workbook you will be editing class files that we have prepared for you. Instead of editing the originals, we’ll have you make a copy just for yourself to edit.
- If you have any windows open, minimize or hide them so you can see the Desktop.
- Open the Class Files folder.
- Click once on the Rails Class folder to select it.
- Press Cmd–D to duplicate it.
- Rename the duplicate folder yourname-Rails Class.
- You now have your own set of class files to use throughout the class. Have fun!
