Rails Framework: Web Articles
- Riding Rails: Ruby on Rails 2.3.9 Released
David Heinemeier Hansson
Rails 2.3.9 continues bug fixes in the 2.3 branch and acts as a transition bridge to 3.0. - Rails 2.1: Now With Better Integrated Caching
Rob Anderton
Great walkthrough of the new support in Rails 2.1 for Memcached as a first class caching solution. - Riding Rails: Rails 2.1: Time zones, dirty, caching, gem dependencies, caching, etc
David Heinemeier Hansson
Announcement of the Rails 2.1 release. - Advanced Rails Caching.. on the Edge
Aaron Batalion
Using edge side includes (ESI) for advanced caching in Rails applications. - Pagination in Ruby On Rails using will_paginate plugin
Nasir Jamal
How to convert from legacy Rails 1 pagination to the Rails 2 compatible will_paginate plugin. Unlike classic pagination, will_paginate works from a model, so you can keep writing fat models. - Rails 2.1 Time Zone Support: An Overview
Geoff Buesing
Rails 2.1 will have major improvements to time zone handling. This article explains all. - Feeds for Free
Utilizing microformats (hAtom) to kill two birds with one view utilizing the mofo plugin. - Starling and Asynchronous Tasks in Ruby on Rails
Rany Keddo and Bjorn Wolf
Workling is a wrapper around asynchronous task runners such as Starling and Spawn. - Acts As Taggable Tag Cloud
Walk through of how to visualize acts_as_taggable content as a tag cloud with CSS. - Book Review: Pro Active Record
Josh Susser
An insightful and detailed book review, which points out some of the unfortunate errors in this otherwise useful book. - Ruby on Rails routing demystified
Obie Fernandez
Article on Rails routing, excerpted from the excellent book The Rails Way. - An Attachment Walked Into A Bar. Was That U, Fu?
Sarah Gray
A walkthrough using the attachment_fu plugin, including some testing and various useful links. - Consolidating your app's constants
Tim Lucas
How to create a module that can consolidate all of your constants into one easy to maintain place in your app. Also explains how to make it fully configurable from environment setup files. - Ruby on Rails Caching Tutorial
Gregg Pollack
Excellent tutorial on the various forms of caching in Rails and how and when to use them. - Monkey-patching Rails: Extending Routes #2
Shows how to extend Rails routing to enable recognition by host, domain, or subdomain. - Ideas For Dozens: learns_to use acts_as_versioned
Greg Borenstein
An introductory article on using the acts_as_versioned plugin.