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<a href="http://railscasts.com/"><img src="http://railscasts.com/images/railscasts_logo.png" width="423" height="56" alt="RailsCasts"></a>
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<a href="#"><img src="http://railscasts.com/assets/episodes/stills/310-getting-started-with-rails.png" width="200" height="125" alt="#310 Getting Started with Rails"></a>
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<h2>#310 Getting Started with Rails</h2>
<p>Learning Ruby on Rails can be overwhelming, especially if you are new to programming. Here I will take you on a tour through various resources to help get started with Rails.</p>
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<span class="duration">(7 minutes)</span>
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<h2>#311 Form Builders (pro)</h2>
<p>Forms often follow a similar pattern with a lot of repetition. Learn how to clean up form views and remove duplication with the help of form builders.</p>
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<span class="duration">(12 minutes)</span>
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<h2>#164 Cron in Ruby (revised)</h2>
<p>Cron is a common solution for recurring jobs, but it has a confusing syntax. In this episode I show you how to use Whenever to create cron jobs using Ruby. Some alternative scheduling solutions are also mentioned.</p>
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<a href="#">Watch Episode</a>
<span class="duration">(6 minutes)</span>
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<p>©2011 RailsCasts</p>
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