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Ruby on Rails Bible

by Timothy Fisher —

The Ruby on Rails Bible is available now on Amazon or at your local bookstore. The book covers Rails 2.x. The sample application may be of interest to many. It walks the reader through the development of a book shelf application, think a simplified version of shelfari.com. The application includes integration with Amazon Web Services. You can also follow the book on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/rorbible.

Comments

Covers “Ruby 2.x”! I guess that renders Flanagan & Matsumoto obsolete already?

Pistos —

Oops!! Should have said “covers Rails 2.x”

Timothy Fisher —

Fixed:-)

PeterCooper —

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