Eivind Uggedal has written in with a note about a new blog system he's built using the lightweight Sinatra framework. It's about 100 lines long including the inline templates! An example of the finished software powers Eivind's own blog. Sinatra is looking to be an absolutely excellent mini-framework for running up basic non-MVC applications, and you can learn more about it here.
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Blake Mizerany ·
Nice! Well done.
Eivind Uggedal ·
I just wanted people to know that I added hAtom support. Example of resulting atom can be seen here:
http://lukearno.com/projects/hatom2atom/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fjournal.redflavor.com&ctype=application%2Fxml&tidy=yes
Ari ·
Nice job!
Looking sexy
she ·
I am all fine for minimalistic approaches. It help keeps complexity rather low.
But can there be more examples with shiny colours please? :-)
Aman Gupta ·
Here's a MVC version of Reprise implemented using the Ramaze ruby web-framework: http://source.ramaze.net/#/examples/ramaise.rb
Peter Cooper ·
Aman: Thanks for posting. I have your mail and will be doing something on Ramaze very soon. I just tend to let Ruby Inside submission related mails stew a bit as I figure out the posting schedules :)