Open Source Rails presents profiles of open sourced Ruby on Rails apps. The site allows you to submit application of your own, comment on existing apps, update the details for other apps, and keep track of those you're interested in. On…

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As the developers say, Kawaii is "a script/console that runs in your Web browser." Essentially, it lets you debug your app and play around with the data in your database in real-time from afar. Unlike script/console, however, Kawaii cleverly formats ActiveRecord responses…

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Luke Francl walks you through upgrading an existing Rails application to Phusion Passenger and Ruby Enterprise Edition.

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Alistair Holt posts Making SWFUpload and Rails work together. Anything that makes uploading easier in Web apps is great by me!

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Open Flash Chart is an open source Flash charting tool that can produce a wide range of attractive graphs and charts. Developer Charlie Snider has announced that he has ported the code to Ruby, primarily for use with Rails. He has…

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The RailsConf Europe 2008 schedule / program has been released. There are still tickets available if this tips you over the edge.

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Brendan Lim has released Mobile Fu, a Rails plugin that makes it easier to customize your Rails app's responses for mobile devices.

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Sven Fuchs is part of the team working on internationalization in the forthcoming Rails 2.2. Work began in September 2007 with the team deciding that enough was enough with the sloppy support for internationalization in Rails. They wanted to "eliminate the…

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Nikolay V presents a "crash course" in using Rails with Gettext for internationalization.

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Glenn Gillen has posted Sexy Forms in Rails, showing how to more easily create attractive looking forms in Rails.

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