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Rails For All added more value yesterday for the development firms and freelancers that have signed up on the site by showing them how many times their profile has been viewed. In addition, they added tagging and search to the resources section of the site, with support for searching tags coming soon. “We are continuing to add features,” said Robert Dempsey, Director of Rails For All, “and are continuously asking the Rails community about ways in which we can help promote them. Our number one goal - to promote the community and educate businesses and developers on the strengths of Ruby on Rails.” If you have an idea that can help Rails For All promote the Ruby on Rails community, contact them here.

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