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seo-friendly urls for your rails app with friendly_id

by Mike Zazaian at 2009-08-07 23:06:00 UTC in rails plugins

a quick and easy way to employ elegant, human and search engine friendly urls, while leaving plenty of room for your app to grow and change

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Google Analytics in your Rails application using javascript_include_tag

by Mike Zazaian at 2009-08-06 04:15:23 UTC in rails

A DRY, syntactically elegant way to track the traffic of your Rails application with Google Analytics

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