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Describes ActiveModel::Model, as introduced in Rails 4, and what is good for. Such as contact forms that need validation, etc., but don't need to be stored in the database.
From the blog post: tl;dr: Use RackTest for testing APIs, use Capybara for testing user behavior. If you need more than that, gives background on why you should use RackTest
Spells out good formatting for git commit messages in great detail with justifications. I'm not a huge fan of the suggestion of wrapping to be 80 column terminal sensitive (it
Links to a gist of the absolute minimum HTML5 template code.
Some tips and tricks specific to the Ruby on Rails 3.2 release. Code samples demonstrating why they are improvements and how to use them. Content_tag_for , div_tag_for, improvements to syntax
