There’s already too much “Ruby on Rails” on this page alone, but sometimes you wonder where to start, especially if you’re just learning. (we’re always learning anyway)

Rich McIver recently shared 74 Quality Ruby on Rails Resources and Tutorials which contains just what the title says: links to tutorials, books, web sites, blogs, documentation, and various hidden gems. Rich took the time to handpick each of them which I really appreciate.

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