Simon Strandgaard has written 4 entries about this goal
Just before my 3 weeks vacation, I have finished making an initial website for my employer. I have used Ruby to generate the navigation menues statically.
http://vbmtrainingpartner.dk/
| leftmenu ‘Our Vision’, ‘vision.html’ |
| leftmenu ‘Our History’, ‘history.html’ |
| leftmenu ‘Staff’, ‘staff.html’ |
This way I could attach stuff to each page.
And used Ruby for the pseudo-interactive demo for precomuting all combinations of contracts.
http://vbmtrainingpartner.dk/cship/risk_profile/var-a.html
For this I used popen3 where I pretended that the Ruby script was a webserver with the right environment variables set with some cookie data.
- Rakefiles to build the our application on unix so that we can profile the code.
- A multifile search and replace tool (10 lines of code) which often comes in handy.
Lastest my collegue and I have gotten 14 days assigned to explore Ruby and static/dynamic generation of the web-interface for our application. Maybe this becomes my dreamjob? :-)
Simon Strandgaard has gotten 4 cheers on this goal.
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