Just a quick note to let those of you who read this blog know about a new project I’m about to kick off, called Everyday Rails. My goal is to provide some insight and guidance for people who, like me, need to get stuff done with Rails and don’t have time to wade through the debates that sometimes seem to take over the Rails community. I’ll explain my attempts to

1. make things,
2. make them fast, and
3. hopefully make them as right as possible.

There’s one post up right now; my goal is to get at least one or two new items up per week moving forward, with a gradual rollout to other Ruby-minded communities in the days to come.

If you’re interested, behind the scenes I’m using Jekyll and Blueprint for quick design and deployment and may tweak over time, but right now I’m digging my no-image (besides what Disqus may spit out) design.

I’d be interested in hearing what you think, regardless of whether you’re a Rails developer. I’ve got some edits I’d like to make to the introductory article and the About page before expanding awareness, so if you have thoughts on how I can make things more clear please share them.