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Routing resources with and without member blocks
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ruby, rails, routes
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dns, dhclient, nameservers
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Manifesto for Software Craftsmanship
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ivanhcsim, professionalism, craftsmanship
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chrismo
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ruby, rails, active_support
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mvc, events, web control, asp net
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