Rango is a Rack-based lightweight Web framework by Jakub Šťastný that has seemingly borrowed a little bit less from past Ruby frameworks and a bit more from Django. Based on the 1.9 version of Ruby, Rango works with rvm , Rip , Usher, Warden, and both the new Gem bundler and the venerable DataMapper by default.
Philosophically, "Rango is attempting to be as agnostic as possible, valuing simple, readable code. It intends to encourage explicit code...
Linux 3.2 kernel released: What you need to know
After a long delay due to kernel.org being hacked in August 2011, Linux 3.2 has finally been released. It’s a whopper of a release with optimizations and tweaks in nearly every facet of...
Dave Marshall's Blog: Phpmig - Simple migrations for...
In a new post to his blog Dave Marshall shares a homegrown migration tool he's created to help make database migrations a simpler task - phpmig. I've previously blogged about migrations...
SerbDict - Serbian-English Dictionary
I've highlighted a few language programs in this column, but so far they've been for Japanese, Chinese and German—all languages spoken by large populations. So a dictionary program...
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