Ramaze
Ramaze is a simple, light and modular open-source web application framework written in Ruby.
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Hello World Example
require 'ramaze' class MainController < Ramaze::Controller def index "Hello, World!" end end Ramaze.start
Development
Recent Patches
- removed deprecated partial helper
- updated mailmap
- Version 2010.04.04
- Version 2010.04
- Fix Mustache engine
- Update post install message
- Update dependencies
- fixed file dispatcher spec
- added scaffolding_extensions dev dependency
- fixed todolist requires
- pagination fixes
- paginate helper to extend sequel with pagination
- fixed blog example
- fixed partial example
- fix layout example
- fixed path in usage example
- fixed a couple of depreciated methods in documentation
- Change app location setting to how it's documented
- added spec for todolist example
- fixed todolist example
Recent Google Group Posts
- Re: MVC purity (was: Ramaze & Forms)
- Sequel and Heroku
- Re: MVC purity (was: Ramaze & Forms)
- Re: MVC purity (was: Ramaze & Forms)
- Re: MVC purity (was: Ramaze & Forms)
- Re: MVC purity (was: Ramaze & Forms)
- Re: MVC purity (was: Ramaze & Forms)
- Re: MVC purity (was: Ramaze & Forms)
- Re: MVC purity (was: Ramaze & Forms)
- Re: MVC purity (was: Ramaze & Forms)
- Re: MVC purity (was: Ramaze & Forms)
- Re: MVC purity (was: Ramaze & Forms)
- Re: Rails 3.0 and Ramaze
- Re: MVC purity (was: Ramaze & Forms)
- Re: Rails 3.0 and Ramaze
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- Sinatra, classy web-development dressed in a DSL
- Vintage, a simple framework for rendering templates
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