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Rails’s named_scopes are great, and the ability to chain named_scopes together are even better. I am sure many of us have done something like this...

There is a piece of code that shows up more than 80% of the controllers that I write, and it goes a little something like this: class...

Let’s face it, iPhone interfaces are awesome, but they can only cater to a fraction of the mobile market. What are you to do if you want to...

Last week the Uberkit kicked off with some helpers to make your menu-building much easier. This week we’re following it up with UberForms, a Form...

So many of components we build into our web applications have a grain of an extractable element, a standardization waiting to happen. Starting...

Almost every Rails developer has written an app with more than one user role, but when is_admin? isn’t enough, where do you go? RankFu aims to...

RSpec is a great tool that has come to replace Test::Unit for many Rails developers. Autotest makes it go even faster, and has become an...

An extremely common practice for Rails applications is to provide keyed access through subdomains (i.e. http://someaccount.awesomeapp.com/)....

The new Gem Dependencies of Rails 2.1 give developers an easier-than-ever ability to keep track of and maintain the various library dependencies...

Acts As Taggable On (original post here), the tagging plugin with custom tag contexts, has gathered up some great new features over the past weeks...