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		<title>Using a Rails collection partial with a counter</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I was reworking an application today and noticed there was a portion of the code that was rendering a counter. # what I saw &#60;% @wheels.each_with_index do &#124;wheel,count&#124; %&#62; &#60;%= render :partial =&#62; &#34;wheel&#34;, :locals =&#62; &#123; :wheel =&#62; wheel, :count =&#62; count&#125; %&#62; &#60;% end %&#62; &#160; # you might also be doing &#60;% [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Basic HTTP Authentication and Partials</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jonathan</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hello again! I&#8217;ve been quite busy in between jobs and haven&#8217;t had much free time to work on my postings&#8230;well, let&#8217;s make up for lost time! Last time we spoke, I left you with a Rails app that made use of a basic relational database that contained books and associated authors. Let&#8217;s move the chains [...]]]></description>
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