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No, I don't work in NYC, DC, or the valley, and I'm cool with that.

No, I don't work in NYC, DC, or the valley, and I'm cool with that. If you’ve been playing with Rails 3, you might not know that aside from the documented ways to construct your queries (chaining wheres with SQL fragments and hash conditions), there are some other nifty tricks waiting under the hood for you to discover. SELECT description FROM scenarios WHERE level = 101 Let’s take a look at a few

No, I don't work in NYC, DC, or the valley, and I'm cool with that. Since the release of ActiveRecord Query Interface 3.0, I think the line has been pretty blurry for the Rails community about where ActiveRecord ends and Arel begins. I’ve seen folks attribute ActiveRecord::PredicateBuilder to Arel, and I’ve seen folks assume that an ActiveRecord::Relation is an Arel object. Neither is the case. Si