Archive for January, 2007

Continuing with Rails

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In my blog post on Rails "12 Lines […]

Posted by Joe McGlynn on January 9th, 2007 under Ruby and Rails | 3 Comments »

12 lines of code

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Given the plethora of Rails samples around, I […]

Posted by Joe McGlynn on January 3rd, 2007 under Ruby and Rails | 5 Comments »

Ruby and Rails

Over the holiday break I decided to take a look at Ruby and Rails. In case you aren’t tuned into “Ruby on Rails” (RoR), this is apparently the hottest thing since sliced bread for web application development.
RoR purports to be a fast, agile, full-stack web development framework. (I think I’ve now met my […]

Posted by Joe McGlynn on January 2nd, 2007 under Ruby and Rails | Comment now »

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