Preparing it with your audience in mind is a smart bet. Your resume should (truthfully) target the requirements of the job. So if it's a Rails position: bring a

Preparing it with your audience in mind is a smart bet. Your resume should (truthfully) target the requirements of the job. So if it's a Rails position: bring attention to your experience in this while keeping intact your overall background, of course. Generally-speaking, it's useful to include a Technical Skills section where you breakdown your overall programming, as well as a Technologies Used section within each position on your resume. One effective type of Technical Skills section would be split in 3 sections: Proficient, Experienced, Academic, with a listing of the appropriate languages/tools/other technologies for each. The Technologies Used could simply be a line inserted into each relevant job you've had, where you'll list (surprise) the technologies used in that position. Hope this helps!