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After seeing that ruby developers are in hot demand, I thought I would take the time to refresh my Ruby skills. This repository is for the Lynda.com Ruby on Rails series at http://www.lynda.com/Ruby-Rails-tutorials/Ruby-Rails-4-Essential-Training/139989-2.html.

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