http://ramaze.net/ 2008-07-06T02:48:40+03:00 http://ramaze.net/ http://ramaze.net/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-07-04T02:13:48+03:00 Roger Pack http://ramaze.net/faq?rev=1215126828&do=diff Problem symptom: start.rb:1:in `require': no such file to load -- ramaze (LoadError) from start.rb:1 Solutions (choose one): * ruby -rrubygems start.rb * export RUBYOPT=-rrubygems * require 'rubygems' # before require 'ramaze' Make sure your template files have the right extension for the template engine you are using. text/html 2008-07-03T23:54:11+03:00 Roger Pack http://ramaze.net/getting-started?rev=1215118451&do=diff The simplest way of installing Ramaze is to use the Rubygems package manager: $ gem install ramaze To get the latest Ramaze code from the darcs repository instead, read Contributing. Alternatively, install the latest Ramaze nightly gem: $ wget http://manveru.net/gems/ramaze-nightly/ramaze-nightly.gem $ gem install ramaze-nightly.gem Note: For Windows users, you may wish to install the win32console gem. This will both satisfy the warning generated by ramaze as well as give you pretty colors w… text/html 2008-06-25T13:20:20+03:00 Kester http://ramaze.net/documentation?rev=1214389220&do=diff Resources for First Timers * Getting started with Ramaze * Deploying Ramaze * Screencasts * An introductory tutorial that accompanies the todolist example * An introduction to Ramaze templating Documentation * Benchmarks * Advanced Deployment * Unicode Handling * Ramaze source browser * RDocs * rcov coverage report text/html 2008-06-25T12:11:49+03:00 Kester http://ramaze.net/getting-started-with-ramaze-and-sequel?rev=1214385109&do=diff Please note this is a work in progess document. Introduction I have been using Ramaze (and Ruby) for a few weeks now, and wanted to try my hand at a bit of introductory documentation to help others get started. Whilst not all applications you build in Ramaze will have a database behind them, it's quite likely that most will. text/html 2008-06-24T14:52:21+03:00 Pistos http://ramaze.net/features:orms?rev=1214308341&do=diff Ramaze does not come bundled with an ORM (Object-Relational Mapper), you are free to use whichever one you prefer. We suggest Sequel =) Ramaze::Store Built into Ramaze, Ramaze::Store leverages YAML and Pstore to provide a persistant store for ruby objects. text/html 2008-06-15T05:44:36+03:00 Aman Gupta http://ramaze.net/contributing?rev=1213497876&do=diff Ramaze uses the Git version control system. For more information about Git, its features and installation instructions, check out the Git User Manual or one of the following: * Git Tutorial * Git Guide * Git Magic * GitCasts * Everyday Git * The Thing about Git text/html 2008-06-13T18:57:39+03:00 Lawrence E. Lewis http://ramaze.net/tutorials:todolist-4?rev=1213372659&do=diff Next -> Fifth Step, getting dynamic Third Step, V, like View <- Prev The last part of the MVC-paradigm is the Controller. Wouldn't it be nice to have a way to add and remove items on our to-do list? Editing the model every time would be quite tiresome and limited. text/html 2008-06-11T22:19:28+03:00 Sam Carr http://ramaze.net/home?rev=1213211968&do=diff require 'ramaze' class MainController < Ramaze::Controller def index 'Hello, World!' end end Ramaze.start News * Ramaze 2008.06 released on June 10 2008 * The Ramaze source repository has been moved to GitHub on May 8 2008 * Ramaze now runs on Rubinius on May 3 2008 * Luc Castera gave a presentation on Ramaze at Charlottesville beCamp on May 2 2008 * Ryan Grove agreed, Ramaze is beautiful on April 29 2008 * Avdi Grimm featured Ramaze in On Beauty in Code on Apri…