[Rails] Re: What are the best Rails 3 books that really reduce learning curve, gotchas and generally avoid all the out of date info online?

> You should also try looking at some very good open source rails
> projects on github. They have lots of testing examples and very up-to-
> date.

That sounds like a great idea! Do you know of any names of ones I
should look at? I am not even sure what is out there.

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