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RESTful Rails. Part II

by Myles Eftos

For those of you who have been waiting with baited breath to read the second installment of my RESTful Rails blog post, wait no longer! Although it started as a blog post, it ended up being expanded to a full blown article entitled Rapid RESTful Rails App — No Really!.

In the article you will learn how to build a basic tumblelog system (source code in included). So if you have been looking at REST and thinking it was black magic, head over and give it a read!

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Myles Eftos

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Myles Eftos is a Perth-based web developer that jumped on the Rails express and never looked back. He is the event co-ordinator for the Australian Web Industry Assocation which explains why most of their events are at the pub near his house.

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