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Managing Rails versions with Capistrano
The simplest way to deploy your application and tie that release to a specific Rails version is to put Rails in your vendor directory as an svn:external dependency. That’s fine, but it’s not very efficient, and Mike Clark has posted an excellent writeup of the alternatives. If you’ve been wondering if there is a better way, you could do a lot worse than to read what he’s got to say.
Good stuff, Mike!
Refactoring RJS
For today’s tip, I’m going to be cheap and just point you at someone else’s post. :) It’s a good post, though, and it fits right in with my recent posts on RJS, so I think it’s fair. Also, since I posted to The Rails Way this morning, I don’t think too much should be expected of me today, blog-wise!
So, the pointer: RJS Refactoring. Find yourself doing a lot of the same thing in your RJS code? This tip’s for you. (Thanks for writing that up, Gustav!)
Getting Things Done with Tracks
The Rails Way is under way! Last night, Koz released the first of a series of articles reviewing the GTD application Tracks. I’ll be releasing the next one tomorrow, and there will be two more about Tracks after that.