I found the old HTML version of Programming Ruby: The Pragmatic Programmer’s Guide the other day, while searching Google for solutions to a Ruby syntax problem I was dealing with. It’s now bookmarked for later reference, just as the other links included in this post are. (The newer version is also available.)

A little Googling later, I came across RailsFAQ.org, which lists solutions to a number of common problems that Ruby on Rails newcomers face.

One of the links was to Hieraki, which is a web application developed using Ruby on Rails. The website is powered by Trac, which is an “enhanced wiki and issue tracking system for software development projects.” It allows you to navigate Hieraki and view the source code for its files. So, I’ve found myself glancing at the Hieraki source code every so often to see how its authors implemented features that I’d like to implement mine, just to see if I’m on the right track.

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