From: Dan Yoder <dan@...>
Date: 2008-02-07T16:42:07+09:00
Subject: Re: [ANN] Introducing Waves - Web App Framework

> just out of curiosity, how do you test your framework?

for functional testing, i have several apps running on it, and i test  
those. i would like to formalize that into actual test apps as  
contributors come on (knock on wood).

for performance testing, right now i am using ab, although  
performance will become more of a focus in future releases.

btw, thin support is coming in the next release. i've already had a  
couple of requests for it. :)

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> On 6-Feb-08, at 3:46 PM, Dan Yoder wrote:
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>>> The walk-through looked promising, although I haven't had a  
>>> chance to try it. Have you attempted Haml integration? Haml and  
>>> Sass are such incredible productivity enhancers (honest, without  
>>> them I feel like I have one hand tied behind my back). It would  
>>> be great to know whether they are easy, sorta-easy, or really  
>>> hard to integrate.
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>> really easy. the only reason i didn't go with haml out of the gate  
>> is because markaby accomplishes a lot of the same things but is  
>> much more flexible since it is actually ruby. of course, if you  
>> want client-editable templates, than that becomes a drawback, one  
>> which i plan to address using sandbox. that said, it really isn't  
>> difficult to add haml support if it turns out to be a must-have.  
>> if you're interested at giving it a shot yourself, take a look at  
>> the Waves::Renderers stuff in the API docs.
>>
>> dan
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