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		<description><![CDATA[There&#8217;s this great tool for browsing and searching the Rails API. Give it a try at http://railsapi.com It allows you to select what version of Rails (and Ruby) to browse, and the most awesome part is that you can download a compressed package to browse it offline locally in your own computer. It includes Rails [...]]]></description>
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<p>It allows you to select what version of Rails (and Ruby) to browse, and the most awesome part is that you can download a compressed package to browse it offline locally in your own computer. It includes Rails 3 beta and Ruby 1.9.x as well.</p>
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