Today, more than ever, more developers are reaching for JavaScript as their programming language of choice. That choice makes sense because JavaScript can exist and run ...

Deploying a Rails app can be a daunting experience. There are a vast number of hosts out there but many fail to compare to Heroku. In this single part screencast, I guid...

Continuing my long stent of Ruby on Rails builds is yet another build that focuses more on relationships in a real-world discussion forum application.

The application...

As my career takes a big shift from being only myself to a team of 20+ I've become more aware of the importance of best practices and scalability with regards to web des...

It's been a busy year here at Web-Crunch. A lot of content was authored, edited, published, and distributed. Check out our year in review for 2017.

I want to say tha...

Welcome to a five-part mini-series where I teach you how to build a Dribbble clone in Ruby on Rails. This series is our most thorough build yet!

[Dribbble](https://dr...

Welcome to our next Let's Build! This build introduces a well known social media giant Twitter into the mix as inspiration for the project. We will be creating a knock-o...

Building a blog with comments using Ruby on Rails is a foundational exercise I went through to learn more about the framework. Working together, both Ruby and Rails lend...

Welcome to a brand new series of articles and videos revolving around Ruby on Rails.

This new series is dedicated to those interested in learning [Ruby on Rails](htt...

Deployment and Launch - Ending

The final part of the Let's Build: A Consultancy Website is finally here! We've come very far and 38 videos later I get to call the ...

Kirby Redirects and Adding Animations

Part 37 teaches you how to perform redirects in Kirby. Alyssa's blog is hosted elsewhere so we chose...

Finishing the Mobile Menu

In part 36, I round out the styles for the mobile menu.

The example we borrowed from in [part 35](https://web-crunch.com/lets-build-c...