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They're not that different, so if you're just starting out I recommend following the more stable 3.2 version. Once you've finished that, you'll be in a position
by mhartl 14y ago
They're not that different, so if you're just starting out I recommend following the more stable 3.2 version. Once you've finished that, you'll be in a position to learn the Rails 4.0–specific material very quickly (especially once the supplementary screencast comes out).