Well Greg, it seemed you get the message wrong. Somehow I should have
known
that it can get emotional when posting non-rails things on the rails
list,
which I see not that positive.
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I only said my opinion - just like anybody else. It wasn’t the only
truth
out there. Of course you can build anything with rails from single site
page
(there was at least one post on the list here) to a mega super duper
complex
site.
I just raise the question whether using a light-weightier framework
wouldn’t be a better choice. When I go to check my mail box I use my
feet
not my car (I about a 10m walk). Example should be clear.
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I never said anything about other programming language. Sinatra is a
“tiny brother” of Rails also written in RUBY. I PERSONALLY would never
want to recommend to anyone anything other than ruby. Even if it’s about
SQL! Period.
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I like Ruby and Rails like anyone who ever saw it. It’s almost like
an
addiction.
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Sorry if my post got your angry, for whatever reasons.
Cheers,
Chris
Hi Steven,
I found two good resource in my library for Web Services:
- Ruby in Practice, from Jeremy McAnally, Manning Publication (it’s
chapter
5, implementations with REST and SOAP are shown)
- Enterprise Recipes with Ruby and Rails, Maik Schmidt, Pragmatic
Programmers, (it’s chapter 7 / receips 32-35; with REST, SOAP and WSDL)
Both are great resources with code and explanations.
Rails is a good choice
Chris
Ok awesome. I will be sure to check them out! Thanks for everyone’s
help. I’m sure I’ll post back to the group for some more tips but I’m
going to spend some time researching and trying things out.
I’m sure Sinatra is awesome but i’m so hell bent on rails right now
( and still building confidence ) that I don’t want to switch to
anything else right now. After 5 years of .NET development Rails is
like a breath of fresh air for me. I’m hoping to get it established
into the enterprise where I work and introduce agile methods.
–
Steven Elliott Jr
On Nov 4, 2009, at 5:18 PM, Christoph J.
<[email protected]
respond_to do |format| is the awesome. It makes RESTful web services
extremely easy to do in rails.
On Nov 4, 2:38 pm, Christoph J.
Awsums. I’ll check it. Thanx!
–
Steven Elliott Jr
Good that you can breath now better. I understand that myself after
years on
Java.
Good luck with you service.
Chris
Thanks you for the info. I will most certainly check it out.
–
Steven Elliott Jr
On Nov 4, 2009, at 9:42 PM, Marnen Laibow-Koser
<[email protected]
sax wrote:
respond_to do |format| is the awesome. It makes RESTful web services
extremely easy to do in rails.
Also check out make_resourceful. It’s generally helpful for Rails apps
where anything RESTful is involved.
On Nov 4, 2:38�pm, Christoph J.
Best,
Marnen Laibow-Koser
http://www.marnen.org
[email protected]