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Entries tagged as rails
If you don't know about Hobo, it's a framework built on top of rails. It has some really slick features, but is a great example of how not to do documentation.
So I've started a new blog, written using Hobo, to help readers learn to use Hobo. The source for this blog is available in full on Google Code. It is licensed under the BSD License.