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- 09.03.2010 » Named Scopes Are Dead
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- 10.01.2010 » Relaunch
- 10.01.2010 » Towards a Really Clean System
- 12.09.2009 » Using Cucumber to test a multilingual app
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Archive
2010
- 09.03. » Named Scopes Are Dead
- 13.02. » Avoiding Rails 3 Dependency Hell With RVM
- 10.01. » Relaunch
- 10.01. » Towards a Really Clean System
2009
- 12.09. » Using Cucumber to test a multilingual app
- 02.06. » I’ll be speaking at Rails Underground
- 03.05. » New plugin: delocalize
- 07.02. » Don’t Let Implementation Issues Affect User Experience
- 15.01. » Personal news & plugin release
2008
- 20.09. » Memo-what? – A Guide to Memoization
- 11.09. » Finally – I’m twittered!
- 05.09. » RailsConf Europe 2008 – Recap
- 04.09. » RailsConf Europe 2008 Coverage – Day 3
- 03.09. » RailsConf Europe 2008 Coverage – Day 2
- 02.09. » RailsConf Europe 2008 Coverage – Day 1
- 02.09. » At RailsConf Europe 2008
- 30.08. » i18n demo application grows up
- 10.08. » Localizing Rails
- 07.08. » Plugin: localized_dates
- 01.08. » To Raise or Not To Raise
- 30.06. » Guide to Unobtrusive JavaScript – Part 2
- 14.06. » Tips for Learning Rails
- 19.05. » Guide to Unobtrusive JavaScript – Part 1
- 14.05. » Do we really need Controller and View tests?
- 25.04. » Sidebars and other dynamic content
- 24.04. » Database agnostic != database ignorant
- 04.04. » Ways of teaching/learning Rails
- 29.03. » Three recurring challenges in web development
- 19.03. » Rails 2 German released!
- 06.03. » Template languages – the easier alternative?
- 03.03. » Peepcode Rails 2 PDF German – DONE!
- 02.01. » railway.at online!