I like "Enterprise Rails". It's a rather contrarian Rails book in that it doesn't hew to the Rails anti-DB orthodoxy. It's clearly written and has a good example that evolves over the course of the book. It's meant to be a 2nd Rails book, after you're familiar with the framework. http://www.amazon.com/Enterprise-Rails-Dan-Chak/dp/059651520... (http://www.amazon.com/Enterprise-Rails-Dan-Chak/dp/0596515200)
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