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Get students' thinking aligned with the Ruby on Rails community values by introducing them to community resources like Github, forums, and screencasts, for example http://railscasts.com/.

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  • Using online resources, like http://railscasts.com/, is a great way to help students get used to and become embedded within the Ruby on Rails community.

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