QuickStart Rails: I have been looking into Ruby quite a bit recently (I really miss having an editor like TextMate on Windows) and by some quirk of programming this article of Shanti’s from back in November showed up on my reader this morning. Pretty cool.
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There’s a little easier way to get into Ruby, you can get InstantRails at http://instantrails.rubyforge.org and that’ll give you everything you need to get setup on your windows machine.
Mark, You might find this article of interest:
http://www.scottburkett.com/index.php/archives/161
Cheers.
Scott
Here’s an older, but by no means outdated collection of Top 12 Ruby on Rails Tutorials.