The National Events Company has a pretty amazing opportunity available for a resourceful Rails developer. You can either work at their Times Square office in New York or telecommute, but you need to be really, really good.

Mathieu Martin shows off a plugin that lets you use enum fields in ActiveRecord.

A "flash video tutorial" showing how to use Rails, ffmpeg, FlowPlayer and attachment_fu together to create an app that you can upload videos to.

Drogomir shows how to get an upload progress bar working in your Rails app using Phusion Passenger and Apache.

Mike Gunderloy explains what active Rails documentation projects there are and how you can get involved.

Robby Russell presents an explanation of how to do account-referencing using subdomains in Rails.

Infoworld takes a look at how Rails is on track for some major upgrades. Quotes from DHH, Yehuda Katz, and more.

Damien of New Bamboo demonstrates how to set up a virtualized Rails hosting environment with Xen - includes a great script to perform a lot of the steps.

David Heinemeier Hansson looks at how 37signals has used caching (with memcached) to speed up Highrise.

Jeremy McAnally has released krauter, a new router for Rails. It's described as: Tiny (200 lines fool!), quick (adding routes so fast it hurts and competes with current router otherwise), and agile (OK…it's not more agile. But it sounds cool.)