Viget Labs Presenting at Rails Conf ‘07
As details about registration were released, we were excited to hear that the proposal Ben submitted (“Building and Working with Static Sites in Ruby on Rails”) was chosen as one of the presentations for the conference. The material for this talk comes from his work developing and deploying a mini-framework within Rails to handle custom content management and presentation of static content. This allowed us to deliver a fully functional site to the Alexandria Convention and Visitors Association without the need for them to continue hand-editing their event listings.
Besides the talk he will be delivering at Rails Conf, Ben has been active in the Rails community for quite awhile. Most recently, he was ranked #8 in the Working With Rails Hackfest competition (sponsored by CDBaby) and has had several patches accepted into the Rails core.
If you’re interested in heading to this year’s conference, local user groups are offering discount codes to help defray the registration cost. If the current rate of sign-ups continues (1/3 of the seats were filled the first day), this event is sure to sell out quickly!
Tyrant is a "meta" Rails application designed to run other Rails applications.
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Tony,
I understand and agree that the back-end shouldn’t output code (html code), and only content. The templates (aka views) should do the trick, but instead of having lot’s of if/else conditionals inside the view, you may just output the following content.
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The template would loop in an array and put all the <li>’s inside the <ul>.
I don’t see anything wrong, nor...