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Tag Archives: Ruby on Rails
Debugging RIA Services
Introduction This is a call to action to everyone building clients, servers and frameworks for rich internet applications (RIAs) to improve the life of RIA developers by improving the debugging of backend services RIAs depend on. I’d like to thank … Continue reading
Posted in Flex
Tagged Adobe Flex, AJAX, AJAX debugging, AMF, ColdFusion, debugging, FireBug, FirePHP, FlashRemoting, Flex, Flex Builder, Flex debugging, FlexDebugPanel, Microsoft Fiddler, Mike Nimer, RIA, RIA debugging, Rich Internet application, RoR, Ruby on Rails, ServiceCapture, SOAP
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The trouble with Ruby
Yakov Fain, a Java & Flash/Flex guru, notes that Ruby is climbing up the Tiobe Index and spends some time looking into why this this is the case. I like Ruby but I don’t see it becoming a mainstream language … Continue reading
Ruby favored by startups
I’m starting to see more startups using Ruby and Ruby-on-Rails for three typical types of projects: Simple web sites, e.g., the 37signals properties. Web 2.0ish sites where XML will be passed back’n’forth for both AJAX and site integration purposes. Internal … Continue reading
Posted in Ruby on Rails, startups, Web 2.0
Tagged Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Ruby/Rails, RubyOnRails, startups, Web 2.0, XML
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