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ruby, css, rails
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ruby, destructuring
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python, osx, webserver
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tags, comma separated
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slideshare
Documentation for Rails 3/4 remote links
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rails, unobtrusive javascript
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free, social blogging, sozialpapier, create a blog
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start-up
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rails, heroku, sql
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programming, laws
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activerecord, tags, postgres, tagging
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rest, api, design, document
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css, html, floats
sync jsp changes to target deployed dir
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maven, tomcat, jsp, war
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