[modernerd]

What are the best resources to learn Ruby/Rails these days?

[guu]

https://www.railstutorial.org/book is quite good

[mooreds]

This is what I used to jump from "I've hacked on a rails 3 app and gone through some ruby Katas" to "I am building out a full fledged SaaS product in a Rails 4 app as technical co-founder".

Highly recommended.

[Shank]

I, personally, just used the Rails docs, and watched DHH's introduction. The Rails guides are really good (the official guides, that is).

[webbrahmin]

Pick up rails book from pragmatic bookshelf. Give it a quick read. Then watch railscast videos. Then to rails doc and gorails.

[richjdsmith]

Another vote for Gorails. It's certainly the next step from beginner Rails dev to, well, not beginner.