#76

[Preston Lee]

#76: Roundtable 3

Sinatra webapps and Ruby micro-frameworks. Ruby conference
recommendations. Safari 4 Beta, HTML 5 and CSS 3. Participants: Marc
Chung, Ben Smith, remi Taylor, Saul Mora, and Preston Lee.

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[James Britt]

Preston Lee wrote:
> #76: Roundtable 3
>
> Sinatra webapps and Ruby micro-frameworks. Ruby conference
> recommendations. Safari 4 Beta, HTML 5 and CSS 3. Participants: Marc
> Chung, Ben Smith, remi Taylor, Saul Mora, and Preston Lee.

Listening to it now.

Sadly, no place on the site to add comments, such as "Surprisingly no
mention on Ramaze, Ruby's secret weapon."

The nice thing about Ramaze is that you can do super-light prototypes a
la Sinatra, and then expand as you like yet not have to re-do in another
framework.

Manveru and crew need better marketing.

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James Britt

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[Preston Lee]

Lack of comment support on rubyology.com was the primary motivation
for the Google Group. You should drive over for the next Roundtable
and tell us all about Ramaze :)

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[James Britt]

Preston Lee wrote:
> Lack of comment support on rubyology.com was the primary motivation
> for the Google Group.

Ah, right, *another* list to follow.

You should drive over for the next Roundtable
> and tell us all about Ramaze :)

Maybe ...

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James Britt

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www.ruby-doc.org - Ruby Help & Documentation

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[Marc Chung]

James,

Like I mentioned in the podcast, I think Sinatra really shines if you're keeping it simple. You can expand, but personally I don't want to go down that path.

I'll definitely check out Ramaze.

Thanks for the feedback.

-M

On Mar 7, 2009 5:14 PM, "James Britt" <james...@gmail.com> wrote:

Preston Lee wrote: > #76: Roundtable 3 > > Sinatra webapps and Ruby micro-frameworks. Ruby confere...

Listening to it now.


Sadly, no place on the site to add comments, such as "Surprisingly no
mention on Ramaze, Ruby's secret weapon."

The nice thing about Ramaze is that you can do super-light prototypes a
la Sinatra, and then expand as you like yet not have to re-do in another
framework.

Manveru and crew need better marketing.


--
James Britt

www.jamesbritt.com           - Playing with Better Toys
www.ruby-doc.org             - Ruby Help & Documentation
www.rubystuff.com            - The Ruby Store for Ruby Stuff

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[charles.roper]

On Mar 8, 2:26 am, James Britt <james.br...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Preston Lee wrote:
> > Lack of comment support on rubyology.com was the primary motivation
> > for the Google Group.
>
> Ah, right, *another* list to follow.

It would be useful if a link to this group (and perhaps a thread, so
that people don't have to hunt around for older discussions) could
appear at the bottom of each Rubyology post so that we don't forget it
is here and also so that new visitors can discover it.

Cheers,
Charles

[Preston Lee]

Good call!