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Authentication system. (30 minutes)
• AuthLogic Extensions: Facebook Connect, OAuth,
OpenID, and more. (10-30 minutes each)
• Delayed Job: Easily run background processes for email
sending or other long running tasks, by changing a single
line of code. (5 minutes)
• Whenever: Easily configure and update crontasks (10
minutes)
44. There are many many more amazing
plugins and gems which simplifies your life
tremendously.
Now go digging yourself ;)
45. Thanks for Watching
Rails Impact Graph taken from:
http://github.com/rails/rails/graphs/impact
GitHub User & Language map taken from:
http://lumberjaph.net/blog/index.php/2010/03/07/github-explorer-a-preview/
Jim Myhrberg (contact@jimeh.me) http://jimeh.me/