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GemJack - Ruby Gem Documentation 
GemJack.com is a basic, but highly effective, site featuring full HTML documentation for most of the Ruby gems (Ruby's library packaging system). Hopefully it'll get indexed by Google in full and beginners will find it easier to find the documentation they want straight from Google.
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Environments in Rails 0.13.1 
Environments in Rails 0.13.1 lists all the various configuration options available to you, with a brief description of the purpose they serve. *This is for Rails v.0.13.1!
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Ajax on Rails
This article introduces the incredibly easy-to-use Ajax support that is part of the Ruby on Rails web application framework. This is not a step-by-step tutorial, and I assume that you know a little bit about how to organize and construct a Rails web application.
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Configuring Rails Environments: The Cheat Sheet
So the first place we can look for information on environments is config/environment.rb. If you have added external libraries to your rails app or turned an app into production mode, should should be mildly familiar with this file. It does things like set your root rails directory, organize load paths and set your working environment.
Allow me to direct you to the lines of code significant to our discussion...
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Guide: Environments in Rails 1.1
Environments in Rails 1.1 lists all the various configuration options available to you, with a brief description of the purpose they serve.
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A Many-to-Many tutorial for Rails [OPENS PDF]
This brief tutorial is a start-to-finish example of the Model, View, and Controller required for a many-to-many relationship. This is a follow-along tutorial for a finance application so go ahead and create your rails app, configure your database.yml, and start your server.financeapplication so go ahead and create your rails app, configure your database.yml, and start your server.
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Distributing Rails Applications
I get a lot of emails about packing and distributing Rails applications with Tar2RubyScript and RubyScript2Exe. It obviously wasn't easy to come up with the steps that have to be taken to transform a Rails application into a standalone application. Since I never built a Rails application myself, I wasn't even sure if it was possible at all. That's why I decided to write this tutorial. In this tutorial, we'll go through the following steps: Search! |
