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Merb is getting merged into Ruby on Rails. Together they will become Rails 3, as announced by David Heinemeier Hansson here and Yehuda Katz here.
I wish I could claim to have been playing with Merb for a while and have some real insight into the framework, but to be honest, I haven’t. I still think [...]
© 2008 Jacob Lauemøller
We had meeting in Copenhagen Ruby Brigade the other night with a theme of “Present something interesting from this year’s RailsConf Europe”. Three had found the time to prepare a presentation, and I was one of them. I gave a summary of the Juggernaut presentation, not only because it was interesting and [...]
David’s RailsConf Europe 2008 keynote: Legacy, concerns and DRY exceptions
By: Casper Fabricius on: Sep 3,2008 In: rails, railsconfBe proud of your legacy code. Extract concerns. Make exceptions from DRY. David Heinemeier Hansson’s keynote at RailsConf Europe 2008 was titled “Living with legacy software”, and centered around the notion of how to deal with your own old code. The articles summarizes the talk.
© 2008 James Duncan Davidson
Rails has been around for 5 years [...]
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