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Ruby on Rails for DB2 Developers. An anonymous reader writes "Ruby on Rails seems to be the new hotness in the world of web development, right up there with Ajax. IBM DeveloperWorks has a helpful howto on how to bring the worlds of Ruby on Rails and your DB2 framework together. From the article: 'Because Rails emerged from the open source world, until recently you had to use MySQL or PostgreSQL to work with it. Now that IBM has released a DB2 adapter for Rails, it's possible to write efficient Web applications on top of your existing DB2 database investment.'" [Slashdot]
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Video: Ask.com keeps it simple, clean and user friendly.
Video: Ask.com keeps it simple, clean and user friendly. CNET's Neha Tiwari converses with Ask.com Jim Lanzone about search engine expansion, the world's weirdest queries and what sets Ask.com apart from other search tools.
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