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Re:A new Ruby on Rails Tutorial book chapter on Rails 3.1 by curiousdork on Friday June 24, 2011 @08:18AM (#2691885)
It turns out, all the little gems and techniques you use in this book are being used by Rails developers themselves. Friend of mine was shocked to hear that for a Rails n00b, I was already familiar with RVM, Git, and coding on Rails 3 w/ FactoryGirl.

Thanks, mhartl, for the awesome tutorials!

Re:A new Ruby on Rails Tutorial book chapter on Rails 3.1 by alant on Thursday June 23, 2011 @11:20PM (#2690855)
I'm half way through 3.0.9. But it's awesome you're updating the awesome tutorial book!
Re:A new Ruby on Rails Tutorial book chapter on Rails 3.1 by iqster on Thursday June 23, 2011 @10:17PM (#2690694)
Thanks for the excellent tutorials mhartl! For someone who is a Ruby Newbie, is it best to jump into 3.1? Or is it better to stick with 3.0 until there is better support in gems?
Re:A new Ruby on Rails Tutorial book chapter on Rails 3.1 by mhartl on Thursday June 23, 2011 @10:47PM (#2690758)
I recommend starting with 3.0. It always takes a while for the ecosystem to catch up.
Re:A new Ruby on Rails Tutorial book chapter on Rails 3.1 by cantbecool on Friday June 24, 2011 @12:14AM (#2690989)
Excellent resource for any Rails beginner.