Sun 23 November, 2008


- 安装说明
- 点击链接: http://tinyurl.com/6g8nd9
- 把下载的文件NetNewsWire.app移到应用软件目录下
- 点击该文件NetNewsWire.app,就可以启动该软件
- 注册一下用户
- 在所有的Mac OS X机器上,只要有该软件并且有相同的用户,相互间就可以同步本地RSS信息。
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add to furlSat 22 November, 2008

- 相关链接
- Ruby和Rails应用软件有多少? http://www.railsforall.org/apps
- Ruby和Rails资料有多少? http://www.railsforall.org/resources
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add to furlFri 21 November, 2008

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add to furlThu 20 November, 2008

With king of the hill Rails chugging along, and up-and-comer Merb picking up steam, why bother with Ramaze?
The number one thing that makes Ramaze stand out from the crowd is that you write very little code and you write it all yourself. No generators.
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Before Rails, people wrote lots and lots of code when making a web app, and they did it over and over as they did web app after web app. With each new app, they would spend time “ramping up” with just the base application before they got into the real meat of the matter, the core functionality which varied from client to client, application to application. Rails and Merb and their ilk try to make your life easier by generating this “lots and lots of code” for you, so you don’t have to spend time repeating the motions of getting the skeleton of your application coded.
Ramaze takes a different approach. It asks: How about we dump the “lots and lots of code” part altogether? This way, you get the benefit of nearly nil ramp up time, without the gaping jaw effect that hits you after you run a code generator script and sit staring at the big filetree that just sprouted out of the ground (think Jack and the Beanstalk).
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