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04-01-08, 03:34 PM
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After several months of keeping it under wraps, I'm happy to
officially announce my own web framework to the world. It's called Ruby on Crack and will be released by RailsConf 2008. The name of the framework was chosen because I wanted to push the idea of a complete break from the existing Ruby frameworks, a clear cut, if you will. You can read more about my announcement here: http://antoniocangiano.com/2008/04/0...ruby-on-crack/ Cheers, Antonio |
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04-01-08, 03:48 PM
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Antonio Cangiano wrote:
> After several months of keeping it under wraps, I'm happy to > officially announce my own web framework to the world. It's called > Ruby on Crack and will be released by RailsConf 2008. The name of the > framework was chosen because I wanted to push the idea of a complete > break from the existing Ruby frameworks, a clear cut, if you will. > > You can read more about my announcement here: > [..] > > Cheers, > Antonio Yeah, April fool joke :D It is really nice. I like the testimonial :) |
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04-01-08, 04:11 PM
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Antonio Cangiano wrote:
> After several months of keeping it under wraps, I'm happy to > officially announce my own web framework to the world. It's called > Ruby on Crack and will be released by RailsConf 2008. The name of the > framework was chosen because I wanted to push the idea of a complete > break from the existing Ruby frameworks, a clear cut, if you will. > > You can read more about my announcement here: > [..] > > Cheers, > Antonio > -- > [..] - Aperiodico di resistenza informatica. > [..] - Zen and the Art of Programming > [..] - Math Blog: Mathematics is wonderful! Booo, i hate aprils fools now >< |
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04-01-08, 04:22 PM
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On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 4:48 PM, Shin guey Wong <sgwong513> wrote:
> Antonio Cangiano wrote: > > Yeah, April fool joke :D > It is really nice. I like the testimonial :) > -- > Posted via [..]. > Hey that is great a new release every year? ;) Well done, what I liked most were the comments. Robert |
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#5
04-02-08, 12:25 AM
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On Apr 1, 10:34 am, Antonio Cangiano <acangi> wrote:
> After several months of keeping it under wraps, I'm happy to > officially announce my own web framework to the world. It's called > Ruby on Crack and will be released by RailsConf 2008. The name of the > framework was chosen because I wanted to push the idea of a complete > break from the existing Ruby frameworks, a clear cut, if you will. > > You can read more about my announcement here:[..] > > Cheers, > Antonio "Part of the speed boost that Crack can give you, is due the highly efficient, thread-safe and powerful ORM called Freebase." Nice :) |
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#6
04-02-08, 12:27 AM
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On Apr 1, 7:25 pm, Brian Adkins <lojicdot> wrote:
> On Apr 1, 10:34 am, Antonio Cangiano <acangi> wrote: >> > > "Part of the speed boost that Crack can give you, is due the highly > efficient, thread-safe and powerful ORM called Freebase." > > Nice :) Oh man, I just got down to the "testimonials" - actually laughed out loud on a couple - very nice :) |
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