DHH posted about the new version of Ruby on Rails that is currently a preview release. The exciting things are just the simplification of a lot of things, especially Migrations. Also, a lot of the acts_as functionality is being extracted to plugins. Lighter, faster, and more streamlined.
Also, one of the elements of RESTful that was implemented with the semicolon functions has been changed back to slashes, which seems much more logical and proper anyway.
Looking forward to the final release.
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