should/could i use ruby-on-rails 3 for my next project?

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im new to ruby and ruby on rails.

im on a new project and would really like to code in ruby.

of course u have to use a framework like RoR for web development.

so my question is if i should/could use ruby-on-rails 3 for this new project that i will start with in 2-3 weeks from now.

are there tutorials for it? is it stable enough? well tested?

cause one thing when entering something totally new, you need tutorials and books that teach you how to use it.

i guess there arent a lot of sources for this information so maybe its better for me to use the latest stable version? what do you think?

thanks

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