From: Brad Cox <bcox@...>
Date: 2002-05-26T03:14:14+09:00
Subject: Re: Web Application Frameworks?

I explored this question in depth a few weeks ago. After brief and 
unsatisfactory explorations with roach and webrick, I ultimately converged 
on Steven Stanfield's RedCat, which he recently renamed Ocelot. The only 
problem is that its not yet publically available but will be real soon 
now. We're shooting for a coordinated, load-and-go release, hopefully in a 
week or so.

For a sample of what's possible, see http://virtualschool.edu:8083, a 
fully programmable interactive learning environment designed for 
non-programmers (teachers). This is not a public release as I'm still 
debugging the install instructions and several pages are incomplete. Once 
its ready, this will replace the jile announcement pages in my .sig.

On Sun, 26 May 2002, Chris Morris wrote:

> I have need to build a simple web-based data entry application. What's the
> latest on existing Ruby frameworks to help do something like this?
> 
> Chris
> 
> 

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