
Rails 3 is possibly the most anticipated release of the popular Ruby web framework. It’s been rewritten from the inside out with speed and stability at the forefront.
However, these extensive internal and syntactical improvements require some changes to your code and plugins.
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Basic knowledge of Ruby on Rails is helpful for understanding this guide. We’ll be updating our introductory screencasts for Rails 3 as soon as it’s released.
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