How to use SupeRails | #00

Hello, my name is SLA and I'm a Ruben Rails consultant. Every day I help my clients solve all kinds of problems while building the Ruben Rails applications. And I created the, this, uh, platform strip rails as a way to summarize all my learning and share them with you so that it is a easier for you and faster tools solve all the same problems that I did. That's why I have the tagline, learn 10 times faster than I did. Now, how can you use tutorials? First of all, there is the YouTube channel. There are videos and they are also curated into playlists. Uh, uh, there are different kinds of nice playlists like Hot Via Native and so on. There are also a few live videos. I also recommend ING them. Uh, they're not visible in the video section, so you can see them here. Uh, now if you open any video on YouTube, most likely you will see this, uh, ads before watching the video and it kind of ruins the experience. So I recommend using, uh, superhero.com to view all the content. Now, under each video, I recommend you to also see the description. I have, uh, uh, chapters to most of my videos that would help you navigate to the exact part of, uh, content that you are looking for. And also there are links to the source code. For each comment I make, I try to make granular encapsulated comments so that it's easier for you to track. For example, here is a comment commit where I just add search functionality. Here's another comment where I just add style functionality, so it is easier for you to learn step by step. Now, going back to super Rails, here I have, uh, not just all the same content that is on YouTube. Again, here you don't see any ads. It is better curated and also there is exclusive content. So here are the pro videos available only on super ails and in general, all the content that I create is first available on Super rails.com, and then maybe a few weeks later on YouTube. So if you login for the freshest and most exclusive knowledge, come to cprs. Also, there is the GitHub, uh, account GitHub com slash cogo. That the source code of all my episodes, you can just go to the source code of any episode that you can find. Uh, number four. So here you see episode two seven, and if you go into the comment history, you see the comment for just created the application. And here is the comment where I add actually all the functionality. So maybe you don't want to really watch the whole video, you can just have a look at the source code. Also, I have, uh, a blog where I have, uh, blog posts. So text versions of most of the videos that I create. Again, if you, uh, prefer learning, not by uh, uh, watching videos, but by reading, this might be the solution for you. So what are you waiting for? Go build something great and I'll be here to help you.