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Developing Ruby on Rails applications requires an ability to program in the Ruby language. This guide, written by the creator of Ruby, provides an easy to follow guide to the Ruby programming language, covering all the important topics including variables, looping, object-oriented programming, strings, arrays, error handling and much more. This guide is recommended for anyone planning to develop using the Ruby on Rails framework.

Boost your website with viral marketing ! Our award winning scripts imports contacts from Hotmail, Yahoo, Gmail, and AOL address books. Easy to integrate with any Ruby site or application.

Ruby on Rails Enterprise Application Development is a new book from Packt which helps readers to build a complete Ruby on Rails Business Application from start to finish. Written by Elliott Smith and Rob Nichols, this book concentrates on application development as a whole process and is intended to complement existing Rails tutorials. Each chapter deals with a key feature or functional area of a complex, full-scale Rails application. This book is aimed at developers who want to find out how to rapidly build easily-deployed, easily-supported business applications. It is for developers who have learned Ruby on Rails, probably from one of the tutorial books, and want to apply that knowledge to effectively build full, realistic applications.

Lots of tiny asset files will slow down your load time. Without requiring any additional xml/yml config files, bundle-fu makes asset bundling possible in two short lines of code.

This will show how to validate your fields, by adding the lines of code into your controller. Very easy to use and duplicate in your ROR application.

This article contains step-by-step tutorial for creating photo gallery in Ruby On Rails -- basically a list of jpeg images with uploading/editing support. Command-line ImageMagick tools are used to generate thumbnails and determine image width and height. No Rails plugins or Ruby libraries (like RMagick) required.

There are many great role-based security plug-ins out there. Often times, they are complicated and much more than you need. RoleRequirement focuses on a simple approach to role-based authentication. You don't have to learn a new language in order to specify roles; instead, RoleRequirement leverages the power of Ruby to strike a marvelous balance between simplicity and flexibility Basic Features: * Implement role security system using an enum field or a habtm collection (user can have one or many roles) * Full Test Helpers to make it easy to test your controllers * Squeaky Clean implementation so you don't have to repeat yourself.

This article contains simple Ruby function ae_some_html which allows usage of basic HTML tags and converts everything else to entity-escaped HTML code.

Tips and Tricks for improving your RoR app so it is search engine friendly.

We are looking for Ruby on Rails leaders to come and join RubySquad. If you are new to Ruby on Rails, you are very welcome too. If you are a developer that is using other languages, then you should join RubySquad as well. Be a part of RubySquad!

Web based project management tool for software development projects. Featuring: Issue tracking, Code browser (Subversion SVN), Changeset and revision management, Wiki, Announcement Blog, Multiple repositories and projects. Similar to Trac but with additional features and a stronger focus on simplified administration.

Yes, you can run Ruby on Windows and eRuby on Windows IIS web servers. Ruby has many features to process text files and to do system management tasks as languages like Perl or Python do. Ruby is also a great web scripting language. Follow this tutorial and you can use Ruby on your Windows IIS web server by setting up eRuby to process *.rhtml pages.

If you want create a dynamic web page that works on more than just MySQL then try Ruby DBI. Ruby DBI will help you create a single database interface for connecting your web application to multiple database types like MySQL, PostGreSQL and SQL Server. This article also explains some of the typical mistakes made when installing Ruby DBI.

SUSIE is a simple image gallery that is an opensource eRuby application. It is interesting because it shows how Ruby, a powerful and fully object oriented programming language can be used to do the tiniest of tasks. Ruby can be used as a fast procedural code language that rivals PHP and still do things in OOP that Java and C# cannot.

Feeds is an open source Ruby on Rails feed reader application. Features: * No full page reloads are required when reading/searching feeds * Has 2 different view types for reading feeds (2 column and 3 column layouts) * You have the option to publish a RSS feed of your starred items * Different views are available for each feed/folder (Unread/Starred/All/Recen t) * Search function for each folder/feed/view * Import OPML function * Sortable tree of your feeds/folders * Complete unread counts are displayed for each folder/feed Ajax is used in many places to improve the speed of the application. Stay tuned for more cool features to come in future versions. Instructions: Keyboard shortcuts: * R - Reload * S - Stars an item * P - Stars an item * A - Archives (marks as read) an item * , (comma) - Move up * . (point) - Move down

Ruby on Rails is Model-View-Controller web-application framework. Rails uses ActiveRecord database abstraction classes to work with SQL tables. However, sometimes it is more convenient to work with plain SQL queries(without any model classes) for specific database operations.

Riding Rails is a frequently-updated blog about the Ruby on Rails framework and its community.

Ruby XML library for parsing and creating XML. Advanced API for XML compression, XML encryption, and handling XML binary content. Fully internationalized to handle any language / character encoding.

Ruby-Forum.com is a web interface to various Ruby- and Rails-related mailing lists.

This is a simple Ruby on Rails weblog application with support for tagging, archiving and quick-search. It features a simple admin section with authentication and a focus on writing over all else. The app is therefore limited by default.