Post by Peter Cooper on October 25th, 2006

Ruby Search: Search Ruby / Rails APIs all at once

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Ruby Search, a project by Simon Parker, is a special Web search tool that looks through the Rails class index, Rails methods, Ruby standard libraries, and Programming Ruby and presents the results in a simple sidebar to be viewed in a frame on the right. It seems to be a bit patchy from my tests, but it's still a cool tool. (Found via ozmm)

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2 Responses to “Ruby Search: Search Ruby / Rails APIs all at once”

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    zerohalo Says:
    October 26th, 2006 at 3:41 am

    Cool, except that it would be more useful if it pointed to the 1.8 Ruby API instead of 1.6.

    It also seems to have a few bugs - ie, doesn't search the Ruby stdlib properly.

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