Tips for Participating in the Rails Rumble
Rails Rumble is the biggest international Rails hackathon; over 500 teams from across the globe, four members fabricating an awesome Rails app in 48 hours.
Rails Rumble is the biggest international Rails hackathon; over 500 teams from across the globe, four members fabricating an awesome Rails app in 48 hours.
Refactoring is the craft of improving the design of an existing code without changing its external behavior.
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Last year, Facebook announced a series of changes to their developer platform and launched API v2.0.
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I try to cover my own experience of moving from a Python-based web framework to a Ruby-based one.
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