Live, Online, Ruby and Rails Teacher

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Ruby on Rails is a fun way to build, test, and maintain a web app. I think it can be taught to practically anyone who wants to get up and running ...and beyond.

I’ve been writing MVC web applications for 14 years. For 3 years I taught Object Oriented programming.

Interested in an introductory online Rails class?

http://www.rorteacher.com/

Thanks, Warren

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No thanks.

Not without even a free taster of the material so people can judge the quality (unless they judge it by "website as single image"...)

BTW I think there's a "no advertising" rule on this mailing list... I can't point you at it, because the Ts&Cs are buried away somewhere and I've not seen them for ages... I'm happy to be corrected if I'm wrong... but I think your post was out of line with the "rules". Also... if you post to the list advertising your RoR specialism for sale without having ever posting a helpful message before, please don't be surprised at a little raised-eyebrow scepticism.

HTH

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See Mr Warren, sorry to say.. we all move to here to help each other but not to make business why dont u help ror beginners with ur knowledge...

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We might be more impressed if your website contained valid html. See Validation Results - W3C Markup Validator

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Hey Colin,

Ya got me on the HTML validation. My little brochure is kinda sloppy at the moment. I'll fix it up later.

Just busy at the moment. I'll have some cool demos to put up as soon as I get them done.

I concede the point of the others about how I haven't ever posted a helpful comment. I guess I'm in the wrong place. I'm trying to reach those that don't even have the patience to seek help in a newsgroup. THAT's how accessible I think Ruby and Rails are. I want to pull as many people along as I can.

Sorry if you found my post to be a nuances..

Take care, Warren Davidson

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I think it was the fact that it was not nuanced at all that annoyed some. :slight_smile:

Colin

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I'm trying to reach those that don't even have the patience to seek help in a newsgroup.

Seems odd to me to post a message in a newsgroup if the people you're looking for aren't going to be there...

I concede the point of the others about how I haven't ever posted a helpful comment. I guess I'm in the wrong place.

Nope, this is exactly the right place to post helpful comments... and a perfect opportunity to start - pick the next question, and contribute. I wouldn't be complaining if you had a small signature to your posts that pointed people at your commercial offering. It's just the blatant "pimping" of services (against the rules and spirit of the mailing list) that's a little riling.