Continuing on my project to build a mobile-friendly Rails application, here's a look at making the jQTouch mobile framework talk to your Rails application.
(August 29, 2010)
Looking for the best way to make a mobile-optimized version of your website? Here are three resources to get you started, and a look at next steps.
(August 22, 2010)
Make dates, times, and durations friendlier to users with Chronic and Chronic Duration, two must-have gems for Rails developers.
(August 11, 2010)
Looking for more free books to get better at Ruby and Rails? Here are six more titles for your digital bookshelf.
(August 04, 2010)
The very handy Nifty Generators gem works in Rails 3 with a few minor usage changes.
(July 30, 2010)
You don't need to spend a lot of money to build a reference collection for Ruby and Rails. Here are some free books to help you become a better Rails developer.
(July 28, 2010)
There's no getting around the command line when it comes to developing Rails applications. Here are several resources to help you get the most out of the Rails command line experience.
(July 23, 2010)
These four tutorials will get you up to speed quickly on the ins and outs of RESTful routing in Rails.
(July 18, 2010)
Want to nest an #index action under multiple parent scaffolds? It's actually pretty easy; this tutorial explains how.
(July 13, 2010)
Thoughtbot's Paperclip gem makes uploading files through web forms a breeze, but sometimes you need to keep those files protected from the general public. Here's how I require authenticated access to uploaded files in my Rails apps. Updated July 10, 2010.
(July 08, 2010)
