Resource Driven Web Development with Waves
summary
Waves is a Ruby web framework that models HTTP as methods on resources, implemented as real Ruby classes and methods that support get/put/post/delete and a pattern-matching DSL built on funter. It mounts resource trees with mounts (used by a Pages CMS testbed) and composes features via a layered architecture. It uses Rack and inheritable configs, trades raw speed for rich pattern dispatch (partly offset by mount scoping), is rapidly evolving, and documentation and the 0.8 release are still incomplete.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:14Lone Star Ruby Conf 2008
- 5:40Features
- 16:51Methods
- 21:02File Waves App
- 38:22rticular Order ...
