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Comment on 'Finally: decent documentation for Rails developers' by Rob Anderton

2008-12-22T20:07:29Z

Hi James,

I think the thing with blogs is that unlike forums they're more personal, and so people prefer to have their own rather than contribute to some central blog. The good thing is that with services like Blogger anybody can setup a blog fairly easily.

Of course that makes it harder to find what you're looking for (unless you're a Google wizard), but there are some Ruby/Rails blog aggregators out there that make things easier: RubyCorner is my personal favourite: we push our blog updates to the site (and get a lot of traffic as a result) and I check to see what others have posted each day too.

Rob

Comment on 'Finally: decent documentation for Rails developers' by James West

2008-12-14T23:33:23Z

As newbie to Rails I have also relied on a lot of google searching for Bloggs on ways to do things and having (with no small amount of help from the Rails Forum) just produced something that I feel would be well worth blogging about I find myself totally lost as to the best place to do this.

Perhaps it would be a really good idea for the Rails community to have a central blogging location?

don't know if this would be a good idea or not but I'm still looking for a good way to blogg my findings. It was this search that lead me to this site.

Thanks for the info. I have definitely had a really good dig around your site and found a lot of usefull info (Particularly the paper clip article).

I've bookmarked you :-)

Cheers

James

Comment on 'Finally: decent documentation for Rails developers' by Taryn East

2008-07-21T01:05:52Z

Looks like this one has a lot of potential. Thanks for pointing it out for us :) Taryn