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Every now and then I see people asking about the best way to learn Ruby...
Checkout [1]Getting Started with Ruby on Rails with several recommended
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The mailing list archives are plenty of such requests. ,-)
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It's the same in Europe. ,-)
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rails projects,
etc. and maybe they accept participation too.
How about Redmine?
www.redmine.org
I'm not sure about Redmine. AFAIK, it was optimised for Rails 2 and had
somewhat poor performance in rails 3 (at the beginning of the migration,
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merged, you will have less
maintenance work and others might benefit from your changes.
If it's really not possible (which I tend to not believe), the way to
maintain and deploy your own gems depends on the number of systems where
you have to deploy it.
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- iterate the array again and remove known elements included in another_array.
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deal with these models than with hmt in practice, though.
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This is NOT TESTED.
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for pull code on server
Is there any good way for do this ?
You may use 'git remote' to change/add/del the declared remote
repository of your local git repository.
You may want to manually edit .git/config to fix your upstream branches
to the new remote repository.
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to a new deployment tool.
I would try any DVCS.
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