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2.9
Practice
4.4
Installing Instant Rails on Windows
6.3
Templates Offer Rails New Path to Ubiquity
6.1
First Steps in Rails (on Heroku)
4.9
First Steps into Rails (on the Mac)
5.9
A Conversation with the Authors of JRuby Cookbook
6.8
Installing Rails on Hardy Heron (Desktop)
7.3
Installing Rails on Ubuntu Hardy Heron (Server)
5.8
Swapping Custom Views with RubyCocoa
4.2
The Perfect Cloud
8.9
RubyCocoa and NSTables De-Mystified
1.8
The Sine Qua Non of the Free Desktop
6.0
Interview with David Heinemeier Hansson: Rails Culture, Scaling Basecamp, and Building Successful Companies
5.4
The Present and Future of Ruby and Rails
2.2
Testing Rails Partials

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Thursday January 1st, 2009

2.9

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Practice

From O'Reilly Ruby, 8 days ago, 0 comments Comment

My New Year's Resolution for this year is simple: practice. You don't have to achieve (or even aim for) total mastery for the practice to be worthwhile.

Tuesday December 23rd, 2008

4.4

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Installing Instant Rails on Windows

From O'Reilly Ruby, 17 days ago, 0 comments Comment

Instant Rails is getting old, but it's still a quick way to install Rails and start coding. This screencast shows how to download and install Instant Rails, and shows off how it works with a simple example from Chapter 2 of Learning Rails.

Tuesday December 16th, 2008

6.3

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Templates Offer Rails New Path to Ubiquity

From O'Reilly Ruby, 24 days ago, 0 comments Comment

Rails application templates, just added in Edge Rails, offer Rails developers the chance to spread their wings and bring Rails to new audiences and new capabilities - and might even help Rails lead the next generation of frameworks.

Tuesday December 2nd, 2008

6.1

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First Steps in Rails (on Heroku)

From O'Reilly Ruby, 1 month ago, 0 comments Comment

If you want to explore Rails, heroku.com offers an easy way to get started, using a web-based interface that neatly hides the complexity of installation and database management.

Tuesday November 25th, 2008

4.9

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First Steps into Rails (on the Mac)

From O'Reilly Ruby, 1 month ago, 0 comments Comment

Once you have Rails installed, it's time to explore the foundations of how Rails applications are put together. It's not quite programming yet - it's more looking around to figure out how the pieces fit together.

5.9

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A Conversation with the Authors of JRuby Cookbook

From O'Reilly Ruby, 1 month ago, 0 comments Comment

Henry Liu and Justin Edelson authors of the just released JRuby Cookbook talk about JRuby, the current state of the Java platform, and some of the compelling benefits of integrating a language like Ruby with the Java platform.

Thursday November 20th, 2008

6.8

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Installing Rails on Hardy Heron (Desktop)

From O'Reilly Ruby, 1 month ago, 0 comments Comment

There are way too many operating systems and choices within those operating systems to provide a straightforward explanation of installing Rails. To solve that, I'm creating screencasts that show how to install Rails, demonstrating both how to do it and that it actually is possible.

7.3

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Installing Rails on Ubuntu Hardy Heron (Server)

From O'Reilly Ruby, 1 month ago, 0 comments Comment

Want to install a Rails development environment on a bare-bones Ubuntu server setup? It's not that hard.

Wednesday October 29th, 2008

5.8

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Swapping Custom Views with RubyCocoa

From O'Reilly Ruby, 2 months ago, 0 comments Comment

Learn how to swap custom views using RubyCocoa in your interface.

Tuesday October 28th, 2008

4.2

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The Perfect Cloud

From O'Reilly Ruby, 2 months ago, 0 comments Comment

We haven't quite found the sweet spot for deploying apps to the cloud; the dependence on traditional databases and relatively complex environments make something like dropping a Pylons app on some random service pretty troublesome.

Friday October 17th, 2008

8.9

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RubyCocoa and NSTables De-Mystified

From O'Reilly Ruby, 2 months ago, 0 comments Comment

Screencast showing how to create a RubyCocoa application which pulls search results from Amazon using their Web API and populates a table.

Thursday October 16th, 2008

1.8

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The Sine Qua Non of the Free Desktop

From O'Reilly Ruby, 2 months ago, 0 comments Comment

Pundits of all kinds love to preach that the free desktop needs this feature or that software to succeed. They may be right for certain audiences, but they often miss the single essential feature which gives free desktops an amazing evolutionary edge.

Wednesday October 15th, 2008

6.0

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Interview with David Heinemeier Hansson: Rails Culture, Scaling Basecamp, and Building Successful Companies

From O'Reilly Ruby, 2 months ago, 0 comments Comment

In this video interview, DHH discusses the current state of Ruby on Rails adoption. Who is using Rails? How was the culture changed over the past five years? Hansson also comments on the technologies that are catching his attention and how they might affect Rails in the months to come. Hansson also comments on his Startup School presentation, and why he thinks Chicago is an ideal environment for technology and innovation.

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The Present and Future of Ruby and Rails

From O'Reilly Ruby, 2 months ago, 0 comments Comment

Chad Fowler and Rich Kilmer discuss where Ruby and Rails have gone in the past year, whether RESTful composition obviates the need for ORM, what's interesting in the upcoming world of Ruby and Rails, and how Maglev, Rubinius, and other new Ruby implementations contribute to the world of dynamic languages.

2.2

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Testing Rails Partials

From O'Reilly Ruby, 2 months ago, 0 comments Comment

Test Driven Development works best when each test case targets one aspect of a class's interface. So this post will demonstrate a simple and direct way to test a partial without testing the Views, layouts, and Controller actions surrounding it. On very complex projects, this technique keeps your partials decoupled.