Rails 1.0 introduces several changes which affect your 0.13.1 applications. We’ll examine each of them then walk through the upgrade.

[OBSOLETE] Capistrano is a utility that works with Rails, and which may be used to automate the deployment of your applications.

Using nothing but Ruby-GetText and a couple of other external tools this little manual is going to show you how you can translate the interface of your Rails app into different languages.

This manual describes Action Web Service, the web services support for Rails.

After a long delay, Ruby on Rails finally supports native Ruby rewriting. This book discusses the advantages to be gained in using Rail’s new Routing feature, how you can do so, and contains a brief description of the underlying implementation.

This manual describes common security problems in web applications and how to avoid them with Rails.

Rails cookbook contains programming recipes presented in a special Problem/Solution/Discussion format, and includes scripts, programs, and command sequences you can use to solve specific problems.

It’s a continuation of the howtos already brought together on the rubyonrails wiki.

This is a rather comprehensive guide to doing both unit and functional tests in Rails. It covers everything from “What is a test?” to the testing APIs. Enjoy.