Author: Nick Langley What is it?
Rails is not the only framework for Ruby, and Ruby is not the only language which uses Rails. Rails has also been ported to Javascript by a team at Google (Rhino on Rails), to PHP (Akelos) and most recently, by the BBC, to Perl (Perl on Rails).
But Ruby on Rails [...]
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Hot skills: Ruby on Rails 2.0
Posted in Ruby on Rails, tagged Future, hot, internet, pay, Rails, Ruby, skill, skills, software, Technology, training, Web 2.0 on February 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Ruby on Rails IDE geared to Visual Studio 2008 users
Posted in Ruby on Rails, tagged build, deploy, internet, platform, Ruby on Rails, Technology on February 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
SapphireSteel extends product line for developers used to Microsoft’s software development platform
By Paul Krill (infoworld.com)
SaphireSteel Software, which helps Microsoft Visual Studio users work [...]
New Ruby on Rails Resource Launched: Information Portal for Web Application Developers
Posted in Ruby on Rails, tagged build, deploy, internet, platform, Ruby on Rails, Technology on February 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
from prweb.com
A unique information portal, designed for web application developers [...]
What Benchmark’s investment in Ruby on Rails support should tell us
Posted in Ruby on Rails, tagged internet, Ruby on Rails, Technology on February 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
by Matt Asay
Last week, Benchmark announced a $3.5 million investment in Engine Yard, which provides commercial support for Ruby on Rails applications. Engine Yard is doing $3 million in business and growing. It’s also profitable. It didn’t need the investment.
The investment, however, is [...]