Ruby on Rails
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Rails Envy - It's not the size of the app that matters, it's how you code it
Looking for the Ultimate Guide to Ruby on Rails 2.2 ? We recently put together an EnvyCast to get you up to speed for just $9 dollars Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #055: 11/12/2008 by Jason on Nov 12, 2008 Episode 055. RubyConf wrap-up this episode. It's also the longest episode ever clocking ...
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Ruby on Rails - Rails Migrations Cheatsheet - Dizzy
Up and down methods, rake tasks, column mapping, loading fixtures, example migration file, all packed onto one A4 page for ...
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Web Forms and Ruby on Rails
Web Forms and Ruby on Rails
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The No Shit Guide To Supporting OpenID In Your Applications
Guide to implementing OpenID into your Rails applications
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Ruby on Rails: Opportunity in a Financial Downturn
The Ruby on Rails blog for Rails application performance and monitoring. Rails tutorials, troubleshooting tips, error fixes, podcasts, examples and other Rails development resources.
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FiveRuns TuneUp for Merb
The Ruby on Rails blog for Rails application performance and monitoring. Rails tutorials, troubleshooting tips, error fixes, podcasts, examples and other Rails development resources.
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Test::Unit setup and teardown @ Technical Pickles
Rails adds plenty of special sauce to Ruby standard library. Being a fan of testing and all that, let me show you what I found while spelunking around the Rails supporting test cases:
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Ruby
Programming Ruby - The Pragmatic Programmer's Guide Getting Started with Ruby , which links to: Ruby User's Guide Why's (Poignant) Guide To Ruby RubyCentral Learn To Program - a newbie guide.
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Rubyisms in Rails, Digital Shortcut - $9.99
Rubyisms is an examination of how the style of Ruby informs the design of Rails. In particular, it looks at a few specific examples of how Rails' internal code is implemented in Ruby to instruct about Ruby's design principles. The main goal is simply aesthetic appreciation. But, if you are a ...
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Dan Manges's Blog - Rails: Performance Tuning Workflow
Improving the runtime for a page from 0.75 to 0.25 seconds may not make much of a difference to the end user's experience. But it triples the number of requests that your app servers can handle. This post covers improving performance at this level. Before you get here, you need to have your ...