I find myself using the assert_select a lot while doing testing and rails. I have had to keep looking up different examples depending on the situation. I have found that this page seems to have most everything I need when I can't remember it off the top of my head.
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Dan Mayer on Github
Dan's Wastedbrain
GetCaliper.com Ruby Metrics
Seek the best at Seekler
Erin Miller's Blog
Inscrutable Drama Queen's Blog
Time of My Life (Dom's blog)
Nicole's Blog
Ben Brinckerhoff's blog
Avdi's site
Avdi's development blog
Mark's Blog
My Move to LA
Magnetic or Mosaic music
Foresight Aerial Photos
Energy Drink Reviews
Giles Bowkett Ruby and Music
Awkward Rules
Boulder Ruby Group
The Devver blog
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