Hello everyone, The world of Ruby can be very enthralling, but when you're a newbie it is so easy to get lost. Even a professional sometimes needs good Ruby and Rails programming tips as well as how-to's to his/her favorite tools. No matter how experienced you are I bet you have your own piggy bank of useful links. In this post I aim to share my own one. Ruby on Rails Tutorial by Michael Hartl is well known and needs no advertising. But if you are a RubyMine user you may be glad to know David Loeffler adopted it to RubyMine. You will find there everything you need to start with Ruby on R