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I can’t recommend it enough. And if you’re looking for new ways to use Capistrano, you’ll find Mike’s book stocked with (at last count) 9 great deployment- and capistrano-related tips, including how to create custom maintenance pages, running multistage deployments, preserving files between deployments, responding to remote prompts, and more. You won’t be disappointed.
From a quick look through the beta PDF, this will surely be one of the most useful Rails books for an advanced hacker ever written.
Not only does it show you how to do things, it also explains why and when you should use them. ... Major kudos to the author, Mike Clark, for making such an awesome book. Even though it’s still in beta, I really recommend this book to anyone who wants to expand their Rails knowledge
Hard to put in words all the knowledge you will gain while reading this book. It goes beyond your standard recipe book since it spends lots of time telling you why you are doing things not just how to do them. From high level architecture to elegant template recipes, this book covers all the bases. A must have for anyone who wants to bring their Rails knowledge to a new level.
