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As title, good I mean with detail coverage of m.template, m.class_collisions etc. A paid book or free online resources would be acceptable too.

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I recommend the book Code Generation in Action.

Also of possible interest are Understanding Generators and the Rails::Generator documentation.

Glomek
Interesting, the book is print on 2003- it has specific Rails Generator coverage? I have read Understanding Generators, but its far from enough- I guess I want more annotation on the methods, they are kinda confusing to read.
goodwill
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Let me shamelessly answer my own question :) I found this peepcode does all the coverage I need with more:

http://peepcode.com/products/rails-2-plugin-patterns

Should go and read it :) (Too bad its not free, but I guess $9 it worths the money)

goodwill
+7  A: 

RailsCasts.com baby!

http://railscasts.com/episodes/58-how-to-make-a-generator

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allesklar