Michael Slater wrote:
> My colleague Christopher Haupt and I are deep into
building a portal
> site to serve Ruby on Rails developers at
www.BuildingWebApps.com.
> We're going to be providing annotated links to all the
key content on
> the web related to Rails, and we'll have quite a few of
our own
> articles as well. We'd be thrilled to work with the
core team to make
> this as helpful for the community as it can be.
>
> We're also started the LearningRails podcast
(www.LearningRails.com),
> which I think will be a great resource for people new
to the platform,
> especially if they come from a traditional web
background rather than
> a computer science background.
>
This looks pretty good. I saw the other thing on lighthouse:
http
://railsdocs.lighthouseapp.com/projects/2637
They've got a pretty good book together there. And there's
a decent
amount of stuff on the rails wiki too. It just looks like
this stuff
needs to be assembled into one official site on
rubyonrails.org. A good
core doc team could not only do this, but also keep it up to
date as new
stuff happens. And fill in obscure things that are only in
blogs. I also
think that documenting the more popular plugins might be in
our interest
if the developers of those aren't doing it.
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