Building a Twitter Agent with Ruby and Rails





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As Ruby Inside has picked up traction, sponsors have become interested in engaging with the blog's audience. Primarily this is for branding purposes and general exposure, but I also feel it's important to thank the sponsors for the support they're giving to Ruby Inside. They provide yet another reason to maintain high standards and to keep delivering the best news and links to the Ruby community. As well as the audience, it's also thanks to them that Ruby Inside is what it is.

ruby-prof 0.6.0 Released
Ruby is an easy language to learn, but it's often necessary to look up something we've forgotten. A combination of Google plus any Ruby books we have on our shelves can help, but sometimes it's handy to refer to a simpler set of notes - such as a "cheat sheet." This post attempts to cover the most interesting ones.


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