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jodosha
11y ago
Speed, control, testability and maintainability.
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jodosha
11y ago
We're trying to cover two main use cases: API apps and full stack web applications. There are features in Rails that we recognize to be really useful. For that niche we're trying to be a lightweight alternative.
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Rust 1.0
(rust-lang.org)
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Lotus 0.3.1 for Ruby is out
(lotusrb.org)
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11y ago
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Announcing Lotus v0.3.0
(lotusrb.org)
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12y ago
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Ruby: Lotus v0.2.0 is out – Code generators and a lot of new features
(lucaguidi.com)
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12y ago
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jodosha
12y ago
@vidarh Lotus doesn't depend on Lotus::Model. I kept it out from the dependencies because of the reasons that you've described. Future versions of Lotus will have some facilities for Model, but it won't be a requirement. EDIT
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Three Things To Know About Composition
(lucaguidi.com)
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Rails Is Not Dead
(lucaguidi.com)
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12y ago
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When TDD Doesn't Work
(blog.8thlight.com)
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12y ago
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jodosha
12y ago
Mine was a provocatory title. What I want to say is: opinions can be right for some people, wrong for other.
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jodosha
12y ago
I'm the author of the post, mine was sarcasm. I wanted to explain two things: 1. A Design pattern or an opinion can be right for some people, wrong for other. There is no such thing as absolute truth. 2. Indirection in software develop
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jodosha
13y ago
> That's like arguing that if your book is longer than 300 pages, it must also use really big words and complex sentence structures. What? I don't think this analogy applies. If my house is full of things, I prefer to put them
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Showcasing interesting projects in Explore
(github.com)
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13y ago
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Redis Scripting with MRuby
(lucaguidi.com)
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13y ago
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jodosha
13y ago
Thank you @mattgreenrocks
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Introducing Lotus::Controller – a Rack web framework
(lucaguidi.com)
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Lotus::Router – A lightweight, fast HTTP router for Ruby
(lucaguidi.com)
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jodosha
13y ago
@rubiii it's a teaser, the first two gems are scheduled for this month.
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Lotus: Ruby full stack web framework
(lucaguidi.com)
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jodosha
13y ago
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On Happiness
(lucaguidi.com)
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13y ago
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jodosha
13y ago
Litmus (litmus.com) Cambridge, MA | Full-time | On site or Remote We're bootstrapped, profitable and proud. We're looking for: UI DESIGNER Design is a key selling point of our products. We'll give you all the resources and support y
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jodosha
14y ago
This is a sad day. Everyone seems to be touched here in Italy.
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Vimulator: a JavaScript Vim simulator
(robots.thoughtbot.com)
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14y ago
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jodosha
14y ago
I think you're confusing classes with data structures: the first exposes behaviors and hides as much as possible the internal state (data), the second is a low level piece of information.
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Introducing Travis CI's next generation web client
(about.travis-ci.org)
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Braintree’s Payments Platform Launches Across Europe And Canada
(techcrunch.com)
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14y ago
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How Pivotal Labs use Tmux for remote pair programming
(pivotallabs.com)
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14y ago
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jodosha
14y ago
I know, that's a pain. Unfortunately, Redis (Store) doesn't provide a solution for that.
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Real-time dashboard for your company's most important data
(leftronic.com)
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jodosha
14y ago
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