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Generic Actions in Rails 3

Yehuda Katz details advanced route methods added in the newly rewritten routes DSL. Essentialy, he talks about how Django’s generic views can be ported to Rails 3. Check it out here.

A Ruby Library for Analyzing Baseball Statistics from MLB

A Ruby API for using the MLB Gameday statistics data. Easily get all sorts of deep baseball statistics about the current or past seasons using this library. Reads data from the same data source used by MLB.com’s Gameday application. The library includes many tests that demonstrate all sorts of stats that you can grab and do stuff with. http://github.com/timothyf/gameday_api

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Updated RubyStack and three new RoR Application Stacks

We are glad to announce a new version of RubyStack and three new awesome Ruby on Rails Application Stacks: Spree, Radiant and Typo. Updated RubyStack is mostly a bug-fixing release that includes the new Rails 2.3.5, Subversion Ruby bindings, updated Subversion 1.6.6, Ruby 1.8.7-p174 for Windows and many others. You can download it now as native installers for Windows, Linux and OS X, as virtual appliances and Amazon Machine Images. We welcome your feedback about which apps we should be packaging next and which features we should add.

ActiveRecord statistics v0.1.1

This is an ActiveRecord plugin that makes it easier to do reporting. The latest version includes several new features, the most important of which is support for caching! Check it out here.

Create temporary ActiveRecord models with Temping

Temping allows for the creation of temporary table-backed ActiveRecord models for use in tests. This is useful when writing ActiveRecord-extending plugins or for testing modules separate from their concrete implementations. The syntax for creating a model allows for any method call that can occur in a standard ActiveRecord::Base Model: [more inside]

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