What are your Rails bookmarks to help you solve problems and learn?

Question

When you're solving a problem in Rails, what websites do you turn to as resources? (... other than StackOverflow!)

I'm not looking for links to tools such as IDEs, but rather information resources.

One url per answer please to help voting.

Answer 1

Railscasts - http://railscasts.com/

Answer 2

Rails API - http://api.rubyonrails.org/

Answer 3

Rails Guides - http://guides.rails.info/

Answer 4

Rails Forum - http://railsforum.com/

Answer 5

PeepCode - http://peepcode.com/

Answer 6

RailsTips - http://railstips.org/

Answer 7

Rails Envy - http://www.railsenvy.com/

Answer 8

blogs - I've found that with Rails the community puts up some really good stuff

check out Adam's post on nested resources: http://adam.blog.heroku.com/past/2007/12/20/nested_resources_in_rails_2/

Answer 9

Ryan's Scraps - http://ryandaigle.com/

Answer 10

http://pragmatic.tv for their great Rails screencasts.

Answer 11

Actually while many answers point to good references most of them are not that useful for solving any specific problem you have at the time. They are more geared towards learning. Because of this my vote goes to www.google.com.

You can't beat that. I'm sure that's the way most developers fix problems.

Answer 12

http://www.rubyinside.com - Not Rails-specific, but good