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Patrick Lenz has been developing web applications for 10 years. As well as being the founder and lead developer of the freshmeat.net software portal, his Rails consultancy and application development company, limited overload, was responsible for a major relaunch of eins.de, which is now one of the most popular Ruby on Rails sites in Europe.
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For more information about the book, see the catalog page for: Simply Rails 2Simply Rails 2, Second Edition
Publisher: SitePoint
Patrick Lenz
ISBN: 9780980455205, 450 pages, $39.95 USD
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