Their site reads:
Yuma is a powerful new web scripting tool. It features a strongly-typed, object oriented language with clear, clean syntax and native compiled-to-machine-code speeds on Macintosh, Windows, and Linux.
Like PHP and ASP, Yuma is an HTML preprocessor. You build web applications by embedding executable Yuma code in your HTML documents. The Yuma server compiles [...]
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Yuma: New scripting tool for web developers
May-June Developer Conferences
Developers conference seem to pop up everywhere during the next couple of months. A multi-tech developer might want to go the the following hot conferences:
Start off on May 28-29 in San Francisco’s Moscone West for Google’s Web Forward:
Two days full of in-depth breakout sessions on the latest web technologies, Fireside Chats with Google engineering teams, [...]
Heroku simplifies Rails
Ruby on Rails is the classic example of “there is no such thing as a free lunch”. Although Rails is rather easy to lear and develop, it is a pain in the neck to deploy(you pay for it early or late in the game). Usually apps work wonderfully in the machine where the development is [...]
Hulu on Rails?
So Hulu launched… as I went to their blog page, I came across what seems to be an error. a default page that shows Mephisto. So I am assuming they are building hulu on rails or at least doing the blog on Mephisto….nice!!!
I am going to be migrating this blog to Mephisto pretty soon!
Radiant CMS on Rails
Andrew Carter has an interesting piece on Radiant CMS on Rails.
The state of cms/blogging software on rails is still weak. Maybe it is because of what Andrew said, that it is so easy to build a cms in a couple of hours. But still I think the RoR community should go with one and [...]