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This document provides an overview of setting up a Rails development environment on different platforms like Mac, Windows, and Ubuntu and includes information on installing Ruby, Rails, databases like MySQL, and IDEs. It also covers generating Rails components like models, controllers and views using scaffolds and generators, and implementing basic CRUD functionality and MVC patterns in a Rails application. The document additionally references tools and technologies like Blueprint for CSS frameworks and ERB templates.
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