Over the past year and a half, the Rails Foundation has partnered with Chris Oliver to create a set of tutorials designed to help new developers build a real-world Rails application step by step. Beginning with the original Getting Started Guide, the series guides learners through the core concepts of modern Rails development by building an e-commerce application, adding common features along the way such as user authentication, user and admin settings, and creating wishlists.

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The Rails Foundation has completed its Learn Rails tutorial series with the final installment: Product Reviews. The series, created in partnership with Chris Oliver, guides beginners through building a real-world e-commerce application step by step. The four tutorials cover creating a store, user authentication and settings, wishlists, and now product reviews. The series aims to teach practical, production-style Rails features to new developers.

Final step in the Learn Rails tutorial series: Product Reviews