Sinatra Fundamentals

Sinatra Fundamentals

• start the course
• define Sinatra and describe its characteristics
• describe how to install Sinatra and the Thin server on UNIX based platforms, and create and run a simple application
• declare routes using various route verbs in Sinatra
• configure routes to share the same handler, use parameters, including query string parameters and wildcards
• describe how the first match is used and how routes can be matched using regular expressions in Sinatra
• halt, pass, trigger, and redirect requests in Sinatra
• use filters to modify requests and responses in Sinatra
• deliver static content from default public folder and other locations without using routing
• define inline and external templates to work with views in Sinatra
• use instance variables to pass data to views, and use filters in Sinatra
• generate and use ActiveRecord models in a Sinatra application
• generate and use DataMapper models in a Sinatra application
• configure Sinatra to send attachments to a client
• configure content streaming including finite streaming in a Sinatra application
• configure finite streaming in a Sinatra application
• use the not_found and error blocks to handle errors in Sinatra
• describe application/class scope, request/instance scope, delegation scope, and associated bindings in Sinatra applications
• create extensions in Sinatra
• create and use helper methods in modules in Sinatra
• use the configure block to apply configuration in Sinatra
• use set: or enable:key or the settings object to apply settings at class or top level in Sinatra
• use the headers method in Sinatra to set HTTP headers in response objects to provide information to servers and clients
• access information via the request object in Sinatra
• set cache headers, cache control, and content expiration in Sinatra with the headers, cache_control, and expires helpers
• define and generate ETags (entity tags) including weak ETags
• enable and destroy sessions using the configure block and session.clear in Sinatra
• set cookies in Sinatra
• manage Sinatra dependencies with Bundler
• develop and configure a basic application in Sinatra

Sinatra Fundamentals

Sinatra Fundamentals

• start the course
• define Sinatra and describe its characteristics
• describe how to install Sinatra and the Thin server on UNIX based platforms, and create and run a simple application
• declare routes using various route verbs in Sinatra
• configure routes to share the same handler, use parameters, including query string parameters and wildcards
• describe how the first match is used and how routes can be matched using regular expressions in Sinatra
• halt, pass, trigger, and redirect requests in Sinatra
• use filters to modify requests and responses in Sinatra
• deliver static content from default public folder and other locations without using routing
• define inline and external templates to work with views in Sinatra
• use instance variables to pass data to views, and use filters in Sinatra
• generate and use ActiveRecord models in a Sinatra application
• generate and use DataMapper models in a Sinatra application
• configure Sinatra to send attachments to a client
• configure content streaming including finite streaming in a Sinatra application
• configure finite streaming in a Sinatra application
• use the not_found and error blocks to handle errors in Sinatra
• describe application/class scope, request/instance scope, delegation scope, and associated bindings in Sinatra applications
• create extensions in Sinatra
• create and use helper methods in modules in Sinatra
• use the configure block to apply configuration in Sinatra
• use set: or enable:key or the settings object to apply settings at class or top level in Sinatra
• use the headers method in Sinatra to set HTTP headers in response objects to provide information to servers and clients
• access information via the request object in Sinatra
• set cache headers, cache control, and content expiration in Sinatra with the headers, cache_control, and expires helpers
• define and generate ETags (entity tags) including weak ETags
• enable and destroy sessions using the configure block and session.clear in Sinatra
• set cookies in Sinatra
• manage Sinatra dependencies with Bundler
• develop and configure a basic application in Sinatra

Sinatra Fundamentals

Sinatra Fundamentals

• start the course
• define Sinatra and describe its characteristics
• describe how to install Sinatra and the Thin server on UNIX based platforms, and create and run a simple application
• declare routes using various route verbs in Sinatra
• configure routes to share the same handler, use parameters, including query string parameters and wildcards
• describe how the first match is used and how routes can be matched using regular expressions in Sinatra
• halt, pass, trigger, and redirect requests in Sinatra
• use filters to modify requests and responses in Sinatra
• deliver static content from default public folder and other locations without using routing
• define inline and external templates to work with views in Sinatra
• use instance variables to pass data to views, and use filters in Sinatra
• generate and use ActiveRecord models in a Sinatra application
• generate and use DataMapper models in a Sinatra application
• configure Sinatra to send attachments to a client
• configure content streaming including finite streaming in a Sinatra application
• configure finite streaming in a Sinatra application
• use the not_found and error blocks to handle errors in Sinatra
• describe application/class scope, request/instance scope, delegation scope, and associated bindings in Sinatra applications
• create extensions in Sinatra
• create and use helper methods in modules in Sinatra
• use the configure block to apply configuration in Sinatra
• use set: or enable:key or the settings object to apply settings at class or top level in Sinatra
• use the headers method in Sinatra to set HTTP headers in response objects to provide information to servers and clients
• access information via the request object in Sinatra
• set cache headers, cache control, and content expiration in Sinatra with the headers, cache_control, and expires helpers
• define and generate ETags (entity tags) including weak ETags
• enable and destroy sessions using the configure block and session.clear in Sinatra
• set cookies in Sinatra
• manage Sinatra dependencies with Bundler
• develop and configure a basic application in Sinatra

Sinatra Fundamentals

Sinatra Fundamentals

• start the course
• define Sinatra and describe its characteristics
• describe how to install Sinatra and the Thin server on UNIX based platforms, and create and run a simple application
• declare routes using various route verbs in Sinatra
• configure routes to share the same handler, use parameters, including query string parameters and wildcards
• describe how the first match is used and how routes can be matched using regular expressions in Sinatra
• halt, pass, trigger, and redirect requests in Sinatra
• use filters to modify requests and responses in Sinatra
• deliver static content from default public folder and other locations without using routing
• define inline and external templates to work with views in Sinatra
• use instance variables to pass data to views, and use filters in Sinatra
• generate and use ActiveRecord models in a Sinatra application
• generate and use DataMapper models in a Sinatra application
• configure Sinatra to send attachments to a client
• configure content streaming including finite streaming in a Sinatra application
• configure finite streaming in a Sinatra application
• use the not_found and error blocks to handle errors in Sinatra
• describe application/class scope, request/instance scope, delegation scope, and associated bindings in Sinatra applications
• create extensions in Sinatra
• create and use helper methods in modules in Sinatra
• use the configure block to apply configuration in Sinatra
• use set: or enable:key or the settings object to apply settings at class or top level in Sinatra
• use the headers method in Sinatra to set HTTP headers in response objects to provide information to servers and clients
• access information via the request object in Sinatra
• set cache headers, cache control, and content expiration in Sinatra with the headers, cache_control, and expires helpers
• define and generate ETags (entity tags) including weak ETags
• enable and destroy sessions using the configure block and session.clear in Sinatra
• set cookies in Sinatra
• manage Sinatra dependencies with Bundler
• develop and configure a basic application in Sinatra

Working with Sinatra

Working with Sinatra

• start the course
• create and use helper methods in blocks in Sinatra
• use Sinatra's registered method to combine helpers and extensions in an application
• compare how to dynamically change the binding of a block in Sinatra by using instance_eval or by dynamically creating a method from the block, getting the unbound method object, and removing the method
• implement a Rails style partial handler in a Sinatra application
• use the CoffeeScript template in Sinatra applications
• use RSS feed templates with builder in Sinatra applications
• generate and use a MongoMapper model in a Sinatra application
• connect to different databases such as SQLite and Mongo from a Sinatra application
• describe Rack and port an application defined using Sinatra to Rack
• use Rack middleware with Sinatra
• demonstrate the dispatch action that Sinatra uses when running as middleware
• implement Rack authentication in a Sinatra application
• using Rack::Test to test a Sinatra application
• define Sinatra::Base and use it to create a subclass and run the application in Sinatra using run
• describe how Sinatra can subclass subclasses and describe how all elements, routes, settings, and methods are inherited by all subclasses
• use inheritance in Sinatra to build a controller architecture
• run a Sinatra-based modular application checking that the file containing the modular code has been executed and using config.ru
• use Sinatra.new() to generate an anonymous modular application and show to inherit from a different superclass
• use helpers and extensions in modular Sinatra applications
• use a Sinatra application as middleware in front of another application
• use Rack::Cascade to cascade applications as an alternative to a middleware chain
• use a Rack router to combine apps as an alternative to chaining or cascading
• describe how to work with return values in modular applications including Sinatra applications used as Rack middleware
• create a REST service using Sinatra
• use the Sinatra asset-pack gem to manage assets in an application
• use the shotgun gem to enable Sinatra code to be reloaded automatically
• use Heroku to deploy a Sinatra application
• use Apache and Passenger to deploy Sinatra applications
• create a REST service in Sinatra

Working with Sinatra

Working with Sinatra

• start the course
• create and use helper methods in blocks in Sinatra
• use Sinatra's registered method to combine helpers and extensions in an application
• compare how to dynamically change the binding of a block in Sinatra by using instance_eval or by dynamically creating a method from the block, getting the unbound method object, and removing the method
• implement a Rails style partial handler in a Sinatra application
• use the CoffeeScript template in Sinatra applications
• use RSS feed templates with builder in Sinatra applications
• generate and use a MongoMapper model in a Sinatra application
• connect to different databases such as SQLite and Mongo from a Sinatra application
• describe Rack and port an application defined using Sinatra to Rack
• use Rack middleware with Sinatra
• demonstrate the dispatch action that Sinatra uses when running as middleware
• implement Rack authentication in a Sinatra application
• using Rack::Test to test a Sinatra application
• define Sinatra::Base and use it to create a subclass and run the application in Sinatra using run
• describe how Sinatra can subclass subclasses and describe how all elements, routes, settings, and methods are inherited by all subclasses
• use inheritance in Sinatra to build a controller architecture
• run a Sinatra-based modular application checking that the file containing the modular code has been executed and using config.ru
• use Sinatra.new() to generate an anonymous modular application and show to inherit from a different superclass
• use helpers and extensions in modular Sinatra applications
• use a Sinatra application as middleware in front of another application
• use Rack::Cascade to cascade applications as an alternative to a middleware chain
• use a Rack router to combine apps as an alternative to chaining or cascading
• describe how to work with return values in modular applications including Sinatra applications used as Rack middleware
• create a REST service using Sinatra
• use the Sinatra asset-pack gem to manage assets in an application
• use the shotgun gem to enable Sinatra code to be reloaded automatically
• use Heroku to deploy a Sinatra application
• use Apache and Passenger to deploy Sinatra applications
• create a REST service in Sinatra

Working with Sinatra

Working with Sinatra

• start the course
• create and use helper methods in blocks in Sinatra
• use Sinatra's registered method to combine helpers and extensions in an application
• compare how to dynamically change the binding of a block in Sinatra by using instance_eval or by dynamically creating a method from the block, getting the unbound method object, and removing the method
• implement a Rails style partial handler in a Sinatra application
• use the CoffeeScript template in Sinatra applications
• use RSS feed templates with builder in Sinatra applications
• generate and use a MongoMapper model in a Sinatra application
• connect to different databases such as SQLite and Mongo from a Sinatra application
• describe Rack and port an application defined using Sinatra to Rack
• use Rack middleware with Sinatra
• demonstrate the dispatch action that Sinatra uses when running as middleware
• implement Rack authentication in a Sinatra application
• using Rack::Test to test a Sinatra application
• define Sinatra::Base and use it to create a subclass and run the application in Sinatra using run
• describe how Sinatra can subclass subclasses and describe how all elements, routes, settings, and methods are inherited by all subclasses
• use inheritance in Sinatra to build a controller architecture
• run a Sinatra-based modular application checking that the file containing the modular code has been executed and using config.ru
• use Sinatra.new() to generate an anonymous modular application and show to inherit from a different superclass
• use helpers and extensions in modular Sinatra applications
• use a Sinatra application as middleware in front of another application
• use Rack::Cascade to cascade applications as an alternative to a middleware chain
• use a Rack router to combine apps as an alternative to chaining or cascading
• describe how to work with return values in modular applications including Sinatra applications used as Rack middleware
• create a REST service using Sinatra
• use the Sinatra asset-pack gem to manage assets in an application
• use the shotgun gem to enable Sinatra code to be reloaded automatically
• use Heroku to deploy a Sinatra application
• use Apache and Passenger to deploy Sinatra applications
• create a REST service in Sinatra

Working with Sinatra

Working with Sinatra

• start the course
• create and use helper methods in blocks in Sinatra
• use Sinatra's registered method to combine helpers and extensions in an application
• compare how to dynamically change the binding of a block in Sinatra by using instance_eval or by dynamically creating a method from the block, getting the unbound method object, and removing the method
• implement a Rails style partial handler in a Sinatra application
• use the CoffeeScript template in Sinatra applications
• use RSS feed templates with builder in Sinatra applications
• generate and use a MongoMapper model in a Sinatra application
• connect to different databases such as SQLite and Mongo from a Sinatra application
• describe Rack and port an application defined using Sinatra to Rack
• use Rack middleware with Sinatra
• demonstrate the dispatch action that Sinatra uses when running as middleware
• implement Rack authentication in a Sinatra application
• using Rack::Test to test a Sinatra application
• define Sinatra::Base and use it to create a subclass and run the application in Sinatra using run
• describe how Sinatra can subclass subclasses and describe how all elements, routes, settings, and methods are inherited by all subclasses
• use inheritance in Sinatra to build a controller architecture
• run a Sinatra-based modular application checking that the file containing the modular code has been executed and using config.ru
• use Sinatra.new() to generate an anonymous modular application and show to inherit from a different superclass
• use helpers and extensions in modular Sinatra applications
• use a Sinatra application as middleware in front of another application
• use Rack::Cascade to cascade applications as an alternative to a middleware chain
• use a Rack router to combine apps as an alternative to chaining or cascading
• describe how to work with return values in modular applications including Sinatra applications used as Rack middleware
• create a REST service using Sinatra
• use the Sinatra asset-pack gem to manage assets in an application
• use the shotgun gem to enable Sinatra code to be reloaded automatically
• use Heroku to deploy a Sinatra application
• use Apache and Passenger to deploy Sinatra applications
• create a REST service in Sinatra