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The document discusses using Ruby templates to speed up Ruby on Rails application creation. It provides an example of a simple Ruby file template that adds common gems, creates initializers, sets the default locale, runs generators, and more. The template can be used with the 'rails new' command to automatically configure a new Rails project.
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