has_many :bugs, :through = :rails: Active Record Query Interface 3.0
Bundler 0.9: Heading Toward 1.0 « Katz Got Your Tongue?
In Bundler 0.9, we’re adding the ability to run your application against gems already on your system, with the same reliability that you’ve grown to love from our dependency resolver.
Live Coding Rails 3 Upgrade | Free PeepCode Blog
For several months people have wondered, “Where can I download a video that features a developer stumbling through an upgrade of a Rails 2 app to Rails 3?”
I’m proud to say that an answer is now available!
Rails 3 Routing with Rack - lindsaar.net
how to mount a sinatra app within a rails 3 app. Nifty.
Rails 3.0 Beta: 36 Links and Resources To Get You Going
Shifting Applications Into Gearman | Linux Magazine
Codeulate Screencasts — Vim for Rails Developers
Edge Rails.info :: Rails 3 Resources
another rails3 link fest
Edge Rails.info :: The Skinny on Scopes (Formerly named_scope)
handy summary of changes to named_scope/scope in rails3
WordPress › Rails Integration API « WordPress Plugins
Soapbox
interesting rant about ruby 1.9's encoding support. Most it it resonates strongly with my opinions.
[Solved] LocalJumpError (no block given): | elc technologies
damn 1.8.6/1.8.7 incompatibilities
Twitter / Xavier Shay: RSpec's before(:all) *does ...
RSpec's before(:all) does not run in a transaction, so any DB setup will not be rolled back, fouling up your test DB.
Bundler: Oh the fail I know. « Marked As Pertinent
Dynamic cookie domains with Rack’s middleware at code tunes
Non-blocking ActiveRecord & Rails - igvita.com
With a bit of hackery, get a single threaded rails app to respond to 10 requests in 2.2 seconds.
Introducing Phat, an Asynchronous Rails app
Phat is my new Rails 2.3.5 application which runs 100% asynchronous, supporting many concurrent requests in a single Ruby process
IronRuby on Your Phone « Tomáš Matoušek’s Weblog
I’m excited to announce that IronRuby 1.0 RC4 works on Windows Phone 7
The Prokrammer » Blog Archive » IronRuby QuickStart ReDuex
Ruby 1.9 Encodings: A Primer and the Solution for Rails « Katz Got Your Tongue?
Another clear summary of the encoding mess of 1.9. With great power comes great ways to shoot yourself in the foot.
gist: async-rails3.patch
No Callbacks, No Threads & Ruby 1.9 « Envy Labs
In the talk he discusses the state of the Ruby VM and why we should standardize an asynchronous Ruby stack which takes advantage of Ruby 1.9, Fibers, and non-blocking database drivers to make Ruby (and Rails) more scalable.
JustinFrench.com: Pagination Alternatives
Pagination is one of those ubiquitous things on the web. It’s easy to see a pattern like that, apply it to your own “I have too much data to show on one page” problem and take the quick win. Everyone else is doing it, it’s a pattern, you should use it too, right?
The Programmer's Cookbook
Unlimited Novelty: Multithreaded Rails is generally better than Async Rails, and Rainbows is cooler than Node
mad.ly – Rails 2.1 Time Zone Support: An Overview
introduction to rails time zone support by it's author
Thinking Sphinx and New Relic | Envato Notes
JustinFrench.com: Readme Driven Development
In Readme Driven Development, Tom Preston-Werner advocates writing the README file before any code is written, and indeed, before any tests are written.
I couldn’t agree more.
Integration Testing Setup with RSpec and Capybara - Coding Frontier
Richard Conroy's Personal Blog: Capybara Reference