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Ember tutorial: How to build an Ember app with a Ruby on Rails back end

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Five ways to build a $100M business

christophjanz.blogspot.com

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Multitenancy with Rails (Book by Ryan Bigg)

leanpub.com

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Interactive SQL Tutorial

sqlzoo.net

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Google gives Charlie Hebdo $300,000 to print one million copies

theverge.com

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Rails vs. Django: an in-depth technical comparison

bernardopires.com

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How to Do Autocomplete in Rails Using Redis

vladigleba.com

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Try Redis in your browser

try.redis.io

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The Eudyptula Challenge: Learn how to contribute to the Linux kernel

eudyptula-challenge.org

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Building an Ember App with Rails

reefpoints.dockyard.com

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Codecademy now has Ruby on Rails lessons

codecademy.com

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Ask HN: Django, Rails or Node.js for a SaaS web application?

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Multitenancy with Rails

leanpub.com

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Free Udacity course: Real-time analytics with Apache Storm

udacity.com

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Building a Software as a Service web application with Rails: Intro and Setup

appcasts.io

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How to build a multi tenant SaaS app with Rails and PostgreSQL

appcasts.io

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Ask HN: Frameworks for multi-tenant SaaS web applications

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Test-Driven Development with Python

chimera.labs.oreilly.com

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Ask HN: Web frameworks for SaaS applications

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nullflow

11 anni fadiscuss

This might be something for you:

https://www.railstutorial.org/book

nullflow

11 anni fadiscuss

Sounds like click-bait at first but it's written by a guy with years of SaaS and VC experience.

nullflow

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  the chassis of the servers was opened and an unknown USB device was plugged in only 30-60 seconds before the connection was broken.

In which country did this happen?

As an European I expected the US/EU governments would keep their hands of Tor because dissidents use it in countries where US/EU want regime change.

nullflow

12 anni fadiscuss

Thanks for the reply.

Are there any guidelines or "best practices" for writing code for both 2.7 and 3.4?

nullflow

12 anni fadiscuss

OT:

I know that Django 1.6+ can be used with Python 3.4 but is Django 1.7.1 written in Python 2.7 or 3.4?