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Rails-doc.org is a new attempt at organizing Rails' documentation by a Finnish company called Nodeta. As well as providing a quick way to search and browse through the existing documentation (with live search and keyboard accessible navigation), Rails-doc also allows registered…
Jim Neath has put together a handy guide on Using jQuery with Ruby on Rails.
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The registration process for RailsConf Europe 2008 has just opened, so if you want to guarantee your place, get going now. RailsConf Europe is Europe's primary Rails-focused conference and takes place this year in Berlin between September 2 - 4. The schedule has…
Gregg Pollack has posted a list of Ruby (and Rails) Conferences and Tracks on the official Rails blog. As an aside, we hope to feature an event calendar here at Rails Inside shortly.
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Yo Rails! is a new site that makes it easy to find quality Rails links (to tutorials, screencasts, resource sites, etc) simply by narrowing down what you want by tags. It was developed because finding certain items again using Google can…
Rob Anderton has put together an easy-to-read walkthrough of some of the new caching features in Rails 2.1. One of the coolest new features is that Rails provides an abstraction to using the back-end caching features (whether ultimately provided by…
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Welcome to the first post on Rails Inside, a new Rails blog dedicated to providing the latest Rails news, choice tutorials, and other useful links and resources on a daily / near-daily basis.
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