Le 15 mars 06 à 23:22, Chipp Walters a écrit :
Richard Gaskin wrote:
All that said, there are two benefits to Ruby: most of the code
you'd need is already written, and as open source it's all freely
available.
But while Ruby may have some advantages, that doesn't make using
other languages to generate DHTML interfaces impossible.
Taking this a step further, I'll close with an exercise for the
reader:
1. Make a web app development tool in Rev for laying out and
generating DHTML controls for web pages.
2. Now make the same tool in Ruby.
An interesting side note to all of this is that RonR really doesn't
do much with DHTML and javascript...they leave that up to the AJAX
developers. RonR is primarly server oriented, and only provides
basic html scaffolding as UI. There are a few groups trying to
paste AJAX on top of Ruby, but it's not that easy (yet).
Dan has first hand info on how easy/hard it is to deploy apps in
RonR. I'm pretty sure one could right a framework similar to RonR
in Rev using Rev CGI's but there's always the cgi performace issue.
I think Pierre Sahores has figured out a way to use a single
instance of RevCGI and the multiple port capabilites of PHP, though
I don't remember the details.
<http://istream.homeunix.com/insead/index_en.html>
;)
-Chipp
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