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Remote Ruby
<p>Three Rubyists having conversations and interviewing others about Ruby and web development.</p>
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OAuth
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Caching
Caching is a process in computing that stores data for future faster reference. The data stored in a cache yield faster result by storing a copy of an original query. Caching can be applied to both software and hardware.
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WordPress is a free and open source blog and content management system created by Automattic LLC.
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