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by nesquena 15y ago
You may want to check out our our DIY dropbox attempt: https://github.com/bazaarlabs/gitdocs Automatic uploading, web front-end and versioning.
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by nesquena 15y ago
Would be curious how you guys would compare this library to gitdocs, our DIY dropbox attempt: https://github.com/bazaarlabs/gitdocs Ours includes a full web front-end, versioning, 'cloud' (git) storage, and relatively easy install. Oh, un
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by nesquena 15y ago
Not a bad idea at all. Gui wrappers for osx, and later linux and windows would be an awesome way to allow this to be used by less tech saavy people in the future. I suspect an osx cocoa wrapper would be pretty easy to write. We also plan to
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by nesquena 15y ago
But in this case, we are storing your files in a simple git repo defined by you. A git repo you could store on say github or bitbucket of which both are git hosts that are not going away anytime soon. In a way, this is just replacing a host
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by nesquena 15y ago
I think graceful file conflict resolution will be an essential part of gitdocs and we will work to handle these edge cases as best as we can. Thanks for bringing it up.
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by nesquena 15y ago
We plan to address those issues, namely cross-platform support and easy install, and of course striving to keep things as simple as possible.
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by nesquena 15y ago
Yeah we agree regarding route generation being important. We came up with a decent solution to it for Renee, let us know what you think: http://reneerb.com/route-generation and time will tell but we think the combination of clearer routes
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by nesquena 15y ago
Yeah this is an early release. I can think of several ways to enhance the DSL even more with ideas similar to this to cleanup common cases.
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by nesquena 15y ago
I agree with you that our documentation isn't as thorough as Rails guides but I would argue that the Padrino guides we do have and the blog tutorial + screencast are not a bad tool to get started. I recognize though that to get started with
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by nesquena 15y ago
I would love to hear your take on how we can improve on the first 2 aspects. I am not too worried about Rails because I use Rails and I use Padrino but despite the increasing modularity, using Rack/Sinatra/Padrino is a qualitatively differe
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by nesquena 16y ago
Awesome project bryan! Glad we could be helpful during your first Ruby / Padrino project. Look forward to future projects.
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Miso Adventures in Scaling: Using REE(engineering.gomiso.com)
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Easy Monitoring with Munin(engineering.gomiso.com)
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by nesquena 16y ago
Perhaps not yet, but we'd like it to get there. Perhaps the name was too ambitious until we really fleshed out some of the nicer features we have in store.
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by nesquena 16y ago
Yeah, we are aware of the limitations and actually we did start this project over an afternoon. We thought it would be cool to have our terminal setup automated so we packaged this up as a gem. Our intent is to absolutely extract things int
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by nesquena 16y ago
Fair enough. I can't blame you I want this functionality built into Padrino too and I am one of the core developers. I just haven't had the time to do it right yet and this is a piece that I want to be particularly easy to use and well-done
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by nesquena 16y ago
If you have ever used Sinatra, absolutely loved it and wanted an all-encompassing way to use it for a more complex problem seamlessly without having to move to Rails, then the need for Padrino becomes clear. Perhaps our post addressing some
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by nesquena 16y ago
Yes, we have quite a lot of benchmarks here: http://github.com/DAddYE/web-frameworks-benchmark They show comparisons with many popular ruby frameworks and I would say Padrino does fairly favorably in tests.
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by nesquena 16y ago
Padrino still doesn't support those out of the box. That is the intent of the padrino-cache gem which hasn't been fleshed out yet. It is the last major set of functionality that needs to be sorted out. In the meantime, the sinatra-cache fro
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by nesquena 17y ago
I agree Vimeo version was unwatchable. We have uploaded a better version to blip.tv here: http://blip.tv/file/3432970/ and updated our blog tutorial to reflect this: http://www.padrinorb.com/guides/blog-tutorial . Also thanks for your f
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by nesquena 17y ago
Thanks for pointing that out RattaPack. We have actually recently released a blog post addressing some concerns we have noticed since our release here: http://www.padrinorb.com/blog/addressing-concerns-about-padr... . Hope that helps clar
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by nesquena 17y ago
Haha yeah you got us! Our original tagline was that our framework was 'The Godfather of Sinatra'.
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by nesquena 17y ago
Padrino developer here. I also like monkrb but if you check out the Padrino guides ( http://www.padrinorb.com/guides ) you will see that Padrino is quite a bit more full-featured but also modular. You can enable / disable various features o
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by nesquena 17y ago
Glad you like what you have seen so far. Be sure to checkout the guides ( http://www.padrinorb.com/guides ) and specifically the blog tutorial ( http://www.padrinorb.com/guides/blog-tutorial ) and if you have any issues, post them here: ht