Re: ActiveSupport::Multibyte for better Unicode support

> - Make sure your database character set is utf8
> - Make sure all your tables have a character set of utf8
> - Make sure your database.yml has 'encoding: utf8' set for each database

None of these steps are required officially unless you use utf-8
specific features of the database (collation). The last setting seems
to set the connection encoding, which shouldn't be required unless
there is non-utf8 data stored in the database.

> - Put $KCODE='u' in your environment.rb

This is only required if you use unicode strings in your Ruby code.

- Add an after_filter to application.rb to set the Content-Type
header correctly

Rails now defaults to utf-8 Content-Type.

Joshua Sierles

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