Rails 3.1: Release candidate
Asset pipeline, HTTP streaming, jQuery as default framework, auto-reversable migrations, identity map for ActiveRecord.
Ruby 1.8.x support will be dropped with or after Rails 4.
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markbates/coffeebeans
When CoffeeScript was added to Rails 3.1 they forgot one very important part, the ability to use it when responding to JavaScript (JS) requests!
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Use the contents of a WordPress database in your Rails app
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Leads to awesomeness and unicorns when used in production.
Rails 3.1.0 has been released!
jQuery as new default Javascript library, streaming response support, attr_accessible with roles, prepared statements, easier migrations.
plus2/whereuat - GitHub
Adds a slide out panel to your Rails application that directs clients to test stories that have been marked as 'delivered' in Pivotal Tracker.
wycats/artifice
Artifice allows you to replace the Net::HTTP subsystem of Ruby with an equivalent that routes all requests to a Rack application.
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makandra/consul
Our new scope-based authorization gem for Ruby on Rails has been released. This might one day replace Aegis as our standard authorization solution.