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Ruby on Rails
This is a list of blog posts about Ruby on Rails. Also see my Ruby on Rails plugins page.
18 Sep 11 in
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Sitemap Notifier: Ruby on Rails plugin for notifying search engines of changes to sitemap
12 Sep 11 in
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ApiBuilder: Ruby on Rails XML and JSON builder in one
ApiBuilder is a Ruby on Rails plugin that generates XML and JSON from a single specification.
10 Sep 11 in
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Creating a location aware website using Ruby on Rails and PostGIS
How to create a location aware website using Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, and PostGIS.
09 Sep 11 in
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Deploying a Rails 3.1 app to subdirectory in Apache
How to deploy a Rails 3.1 app to a subdirectory in Apache.
05 Sep 11 in
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What is Ruby on Rails? (an introduction)
An introduction to the Ruby on Rails framework.
04 Sep 11 in
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Leveraging Rails 3.1, SCSS, and the assets pipeline to differentiate your stylesheets
How to differentiate your stylesheets, and have different page styles using Rails 3.1, SCSS and the assets pipeline.
03 Sep 11 in
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Getting your assets to work when upgrading to Rails 3.1
How to get the new Rails 3.1 assets pipeline working when upgrading or migrating from a Rails 3.0 app.
28 Mar 11 in
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Implementing multiple text formats in Rails
How to implement multiple text formats in Ruby on Rails.
21 Mar 11 in
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Rails: Saving multiple models only if all are valid
How to save multiple models in Ruby on Rails only if all validate.
17 Mar 11 in
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Blog in less than 10 minutes using Ruby on Rails
Screencast of how to create a blog in less than 10 minutes using Ruby on Rails.
