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http://briancarper.net/blog/clojure-from-a-ruby-perspective
Fogus’ recent article “clojure.rb” speculates about why there seem to be so many Ruby users adopting Clojure. As a Ruby user who adopted Clojure, I figured I’d write about my experiences.
Brian Carper
Clojure, a dialect of Lisp, seems neat, but I can’t get over the endless sea of parentheses. It’s a shame a less noisy approach [...]

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http://briancarper.net/blog/clojure-from-a-ruby-perspective
Fogus’ recent article “clojure.rb” speculates about why there seem to be so many Ruby users adopting Clojure. As a Ruby user who adopted Clojure, I figured I’d write about my experiences.
Brian Carper
Clojure, a dialect of Lisp, seems neat, but I can’t get over the endless sea of parentheses. It’s a shame a less noisy approach [...]

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http://chrismoos.com/2010/06/08/fastr-ruby-web-framework/
Rails can scale, but it is not inherently very good when it comes to an individual instance’s performance. While this is hopefully changing in Rails 3, I wanted to see what kind of concurrency and performance I could get out of a simple EventMachine web application. Thus, fastr was born. [..]
The core of fastr runs [...]

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http://chrismoos.com/2010/06/08/fastr-ruby-web-framework/
Rails can scale, but it is not inherently very good when it comes to an individual instance’s performance. While this is hopefully changing in Rails 3, I wanted to see what kind of concurrency and performance I could get out of a simple EventMachine web application. Thus, fastr was born. [..]
The core of fastr runs [...]

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DHH gives an insightful and accessible 38 minute walkthrough of some of Rails 3’s differences from Rails 2.0 and explains the motivations behind them. A particular focus is given to improvements made to the routing system (both for REST and non-REST URLs).
I’ve been a bit lukewarm on Rails lately, opting instead to strongarm Sinatra into [...]

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DHH gives an insightful and accessible 38 minute walkthrough of some of Rails 3’s differences from Rails 2.0 and explains the motivations behind them. A particular focus is given to improvements made to the routing system (both for REST and non-REST URLs).
I’ve been a bit lukewarm on Rails lately, opting instead to strongarm Sinatra into [...]

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http://groups.google.com/group/datamapper/browse_thread/thread/6e3d51520cb63d9c
I’m pleased to announce that we released DataMapper 1.0 “Vermouth” earlier today.
Dan Kubb
DataMapper, one of the best known Ruby ORMs (Object Relational Mapper), has reached a significant landmark: version 1.0. DataMapper is typically competing against ActiveRecord and Sequel amongst Ruby developers who want to talk to databases, but DM offers a number of unique advantages [...]

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http://groups.google.com/group/datamapper/browse_thread/thread/6e3d51520cb63d9c
I’m pleased to announce that we released DataMapper 1.0 “Vermouth” earlier today.
Dan Kubb
DataMapper, one of the best known Ruby ORMs (Object Relational Mapper), has reached a significant landmark: version 1.0. DataMapper is typically competing against ActiveRecord and Sequel amongst Ruby developers who want to talk to databases, but DM offers a number of unique advantages [...]

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http://github.com/brianmario/escape_utils
Being as though we’re all html escaping everything these days, why not make it faster?
At the moment escape_utils supports escaping and unescaping of HTML, and Javascript but I wanna add URL encoding soon. It has monkey-patches for Rack::Utils, CGI, ERB::Util and Haml and ActionView so you can drop this in and have your app start [...]

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