This is awesome! I love the ability to drill-down to a specific method by fuzzy-searching! I was using gotapi.com for looking up help and reference, but they

This is awesome! I love the ability to drill-down to a specific method by fuzzy-searching! I was using gotapi.com for looking up help and reference, but they didn't scroll to the right method. Most people who complain about the Rails documentations site probably don't use Rails everyday since it's hard to appreciate something if you don't use it. I'm working with Rails almost everyday, and so far I enjoy it very much. The documentations are great, the Rails Guide is great (and very, very thorough and approachable), and the community is really active. As DHH said, all the arguments don't matter much once you start using Rails, since everything will all make sense (I believe this was in Rails keynote in 2009, he was referring to the debates between implementing .first, .second to the Array class, and he pointed out that these decisions were made to help developers think better and more expressive in their code and thus become happier -- and he's totally right!)