From: David Teare <dteare@...>
Date: 2005-08-16T22:40:32+09:00
Subject: Re: New site built using Ruby on Rails

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I would love to include Powered by RoR on the site, but honestly, =20
users simply don't
care what the site is powered by.  That's why we decided not to =20
advertise anything
about the underlying technologies -- even though the geek in me would =20=

love too :)

I noticed the Ajax crowd picked up on our site really quickly.  I was =20=

honored to have
a site I participated on blogged by Dion himself.  I used to read a =20
lot of his stuff when
I was mired in the Java world.

As for sharing the code, honestly, there really isn't much to share.  =20=

RoR makes things
so simple, that almost everything becomes 1 or 2 lines of code, and =20
all of these
code snippits are already available on the web.  The one thing you'll =20=

likely want to
have is the ability to mark favorites without forcing users to log =20
in; for this use this
pattern:
     http://www.ajaxpatterns.org/Lazy_Registration

Thanks!
--Dave.

On 15-Aug-05, at 9:48 PM, Pe=F1a, Botp wrote:

> cool and clean.
> maybe you can include: powered by RoR on your site. This way, =20
> google will hit you when i search for ror.
>
> btw, your site is already popular among ajaxist :-) sample http://=20
> www.ajaxian.com/archives/2005/08/palmsphere_mark.html
>
> Care to share your code :-)
>
> thanks and kind regards -lazy botp
>


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