 How do you know whether that is needed or even if it's going to work? I'm writing a Ruby on Rails application that renders a lot of objects in HTML. Learning Ruby has opened up my eyes about what OO, agile development and extreme productivity should be like. If that gets added in to Google's site numbers, Google would easily best Microsoft's monthly traffic, not to mention everyone else's. I call it Rocketbooming. There, now you've heard of him. And tons of code too. Ze Frank, host of "The Show," Rocketboomed himself into an authentic charts-and-graphs nerd fight with Andrew Baron. But when it is, Ruby turns out to be the best choice for me more often than any other language. -All the way out to the leaves of the object graph! I'm writing a Ruby on Rails application that renders a lot of objects in HTML. Ze Frank recommends inflating your numbers, just like Rocketboom. The important point is that the supplied data can vary, and that has an impact on the structure of the concrete instance of the template. How do you know whether that is needed or even if it's going to work? NET, sometimes it's Excel or PHP. If that gets added in to Google's site numbers, Google would easily best Microsoft's monthly traffic, not to mention everyone else's. "The great thing about the web is that there is no universal mechanism to track and verify statistics. Send your code to Guantanamo! About a week after we started Bob was kind enough to lend us a space for our new little baby, and that's when we named it PicoContainer. In Ruby it's ridiculously easy to make this happen. It's a practice that has been referred to as a "Windows tax" on each machine. There, now you've heard of him. Probably because I'm an XP head. This involved some simple reflection logic and was implemented in a couple of classes. I didn't know the Democrats were in on this too. A boiler-plate representation of something can be turned into a concrete instance by supplying some extra data. He was pretty skeptical at first but I gave him logins for the various servers and spent an hour on the phone going over everything. It's kind of blurry to me how we decided to go for constructors, as we were both drunk when we started TDDing the first lines. In Ruby it's ridiculously easy to make this happen. The potential arrangement with Georgetown University would fit quite nicely with these recent developments. By passing some extra data to a template engine, a template can be turned into an HTML page that displays the data, using the layout from the template. NET and a Ruby port, and more in the pipe. The potential arrangement with Georgetown University would fit quite nicely with these recent developments. There's no one, universal discount that will be available to all consumers. A boiler-plate representation of something can be turned into a concrete instance by supplying some extra data. There's no one, universal discount that will be available to all consumers. I call it Rocketbooming. Paul and I started it right after I moved to London to start working for ThoughtWorks. |
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