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[Servicescomputing.org] Services Computing Blog: In this tutorial we will take a hands-on deep-dive into the Ruby and Rails platform and learn how they can be used to: (1) create Web applications backed by a relational database, (2) consume Web services, (3) create and deploy APIs or Web services, and (4) mashup of existing Web services and applications. No a priori knowledge of Ruby or Rails is require-although some programming in a modern OO language and Web application development are definite plus.

[Millennialliving.com] Tom 2.0: 2006-03-18T20:17:05Z Tom Russo http://www.millennialliving.com If your posts pertain to usability, egovernment or any of the related topics below, please feel free to ping the categories below. We hope that by doing so, this blog will become a better resource for users interested in these topics.

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