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Episode #31 - December 1, 2009

Nathaniel Bibler Gregg Pollack

Jemini, Amp, and Oria are covered in this episode of Ruby5. Also, Rails 2.3.5 has been released and projects are springing up making use of the Google Closure Compiler.

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• Jumpstart Lab
• Rails 2.3.5
• google_closure_compiler
• GitHub Assets
• Oria
• Amp
• Jemini
• Watir
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Rails 2.3.5 Has Been Released

Rails 2.3.5 has been officially tagged and released over the holiday weekend. This release addresses several bug fixes, Ruby 1.9 compatibility updates, MySQL stored procedure support, and more. It should be a simple upgrade if you're already running in the Rails 2.3 branch, and you're urged to upgrade as soon as possible as this release also addresses a known XSS vulnerability.

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