Learn to create a Medium clone with Ruby on Rails, featuring user authentication, tagging, and social sharing. Build your storytelling platform easily!
This course teaches you to create a Medium clone using Ruby on Rails. You’ll learn to develop a feature-rich blogging app with a sleek design, where users can share stories and engage with others, all while making it super fun to learn coding basics.
Create Medium Blog app for multiple user with authentication, authorization, tagging, social sharing and search features
Bloggy | Medium clone
In this course we will make medium app within Ruby on Rails. With many features to learn and used which will help you to make a website of story telling with nice design and can share those stories with the friends.
Features:Material Design of website
WYSIWYG editor (for easy writing stories)
Story Taggings
Multiple Blogging
Search Stories
Images saving and resizing
User Authentications
User Authorisations
User Profiles
Search Engine Optimisation and Social Sharing
Disqus Comment System
So there are tons of features to learn in one course.
You will make this app with instructor who teaches step by step from the complete basic.
Create Medium website clone with all features including social logins
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I am currently working as software engineer in Ruby on Rails in well reputed company. I am an Electrical Engineer with specialisation in Electronics, Robotics, and Web Development. I have been working for 4Â years in different industries of Automation, Computer Vision and Web Development.
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I liked the use of course notes for each video. This allowed me to watch the video without note taking and then follow the notes. I wish more instructors used this model. The course delivered on its objective although the last video ended in a way that implied it was not supposed to be the final video.