h3rald.com
Take back your site, with nanoc! - H3RALD
https://h3rald.com/articles/take-back-your-site-with-nanoc
Take back your site, with nanoc! How I turned H3RALD.com into a 100% static, hassle-free web site. Tuesday, September 15 2009. Why I don’t need a blog platform. There’s nothing inherently wrong with blog platforms like Wordpress: they allow. To publish content on the web using a user-friendly administration area. They were built with one thing in mind: make publishing content on the web something as simple as possible, even for people who don’t know anything about HTML. Let alone server-side scripting.
rushcheck.rubyforge.org
Shipping out RushCheck ver 0.4 - RushCheck
http://rushcheck.rubyforge.org/posts/20061006-ShippingVer4.html
A lightweight random testing tool for Ruby. Shipping out RushCheck ver 0.4. I am happy to announce the next version of RushCheck. I have done many bug fixes and change some main interfaces. Especially, the notation of pre-condition with guards is changed. From this version, the number of a block of assertion must be equal to the number of arguments of Assertion.new. Assertion.new(Integer, String) do x, y, g g.guard { # a pre-condition here } . end. I thank not only him but also the members of AIM5. HTML ...
rushcheck.rubyforge.org
moved to darcs - RushCheck
http://rushcheck.rubyforge.org/posts/20060818-MovedToDarcs.html
A lightweight random testing tool for Ruby. Because I prefer darcs. RushCheck has moved to a darcs repository. No changes should be committed to the CVS. Repository at RubyForge from now on. You can get the latest development version of RushCheck by. Darcs get - partial http:/ rushcheck.rubyforge.org/repos/rushcheck. Then you can get all new patches from the main repository whenever after cd the repository by. Written by Daisuke IKEGAMI. Full of CC licensed ripley. HTML and CSS Design by Nicolas Fafchamps.
rog.rubyforge.org
Rog - Static Blog Engine - Rog Docs
http://rog.rubyforge.org/index.html
Rog - Static Blog Engine. Is a very simple ruby blog application. Rog is a static blog engine that generate a group of html pages from text files formatted in variuos markup languages (and from some ruby source files :-P). Features. Rog don’t have too many features :-). Auto-generation of tag and month archives. Auto-generation generation of links and static pages menu. No server side requirements (apart web server :-). Rake integration for blog maintenance tasks. Rake 0.7.1. Rote 0.3.2.2. Do you like rog.
rools.rubyforge.org
Rools - support
http://rools.rubyforge.org/support.html
An Open-source Pure Ruby Rules-Engine. Get Some Ad Space On This Site. Order Custom Feature Development to Meet Your Schedule. Or Advanced Technical Support To Speed Your Time To Market. Please, Send me an email. 169;2007 RubyRools.org.
rools.rubyforge.org
Rools - getting it
http://rools.rubyforge.org/download.html
An Open-source Pure Ruby Rules-Engine. You can either download it. As a gem,. Or if you have the gem. And use it from within your ruby code. If you want it fresh. From the source, check out the source by running. Svn checkout svn:/ rubyforge.org/var/svn/rools. To build the latest gem with the latest source. You can run the unit tests with. More about unit tests in the devdoc. 169;2007 RubyRools.org.
rools.rubyforge.org
Rools - A pure ruby rules-engine
http://rools.rubyforge.org/index.html
An Open-source Pure Ruby Rules-Engine. Rools is a pure Ruby rules-engine. Its goal is to abstracting business logic and program-flow. Rools is ideally suited to processing applications where the business logic undergoes frequent modification. Current version is 0.3. It’s about businesss logic in workflow. The idea is to have business logic directly at hand, not embedded within the software. In Rools you can define rules using decision tables, in XML. Or as Ruby classes. To quickly get started.
jmettraux.wordpress.com
processi | about processes and engines | Page 2
https://jmettraux.wordpress.com/page/2
About processes and engines. I came across this passage :. Moving from design to implementation, we need to think about the protocol in a slightly different way. In a resource-oriented distributed application, an application protocol can be thought of as a function of one or more resource life cycles and the business rules that connect these resources. Page 131, (emphasis mine). I had to link that passage to this blog post :. From Carnets de Bord. Written by John Mettraux. October 27, 2010 at 5:24 am.
rushcheck.rubyforge.org
Blog - RushCheck
http://rushcheck.rubyforge.org/index.html
A lightweight random testing tool for Ruby. RushCheck has been moved to GitHub. The author should say RushCheck maybe not work with Ruby 1.9 because of changes about Proc object and lambda from Ruby 1.6 features. To hack sources as you like, we decide to create a repository of a repository RushCheck at GitHub. Feel free for making a branch of this repository. As our knowledge, there has been already another implementation of QuickCheck for Ruby; not RushCheck, but original one. Check out "rantly". Now I&...
