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Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Ruby as Enterprise Language I'm now convinced that Ruby should be the language of choice for any enterprise. The biggest benefit is that every IT person can help every other IT person when they have a question. Sysadmins can talk to developers who can talk to qa people. New companies are starting this way. Legacy companies will follow. Labels: ruby permalink ( Tuesday, March 25, 2008 ) Ray 0 comments links to this postWednesday, September 26, 2007 Frameworks have it wrong? I'm beginning to think that programming frameworks like Rails and Struts have it all wrong. It started with looking at how they do Ajax/JavaScript. Agile and Getting Real says to create the interface first. Frameworks are not about interface. Still thinking. permalink ( Wednesday, September 26, 2007 ) Ray 0 comments links to this post Thursday, March 01, 2007 Quick and Clean - Well Factored Ruby by Chad Fowler Chad Fowler gave a very good talk at the NovaRug Users' Group (2/21/07) about well factored Ruby on Rails code that he called Quick and Clean. These are some notes and links to references. The talks was inspired by Joel Spolsky's article on The Law of Leaky Abstraction. Chad argues that you have to know what is going on "under rails" to write great code. So learn more Ruby! Chad was also inspired by Martin Fowler's keynote at 2006 Rail Conf. In the keynote he states that Rails continues the tradition of smalltalk where quick can be clean and it does not have to be dirty. Chad organized his presentation into some opinionated suggestions and presented sample code to make his point:
So a good meeting with links to even more. permalink ( Thursday, March 01, 2007 ) Ray 0 comments links to this post |