Put chubby models on a diet with concerns

A Rails post that - seriously - sets up a VX resonance in my brain.  I should probably learn me some Rails.

Ruby on Rails tutorial

Another thing I want to learn.

Open-source target: Hackful

Hackful is the European equivalent to HNN (just started). They're developing the code from scratch in Ruby on Rails. I think contributing to that would be a nice goal, and there's certainly a need given the fact that they've just started.

Free Rails 3.0 tutorial

Here, on Github. I like this trend towards githubbing of documentation like this.

Your Code is my Hell: Musings on Ruby project maintenance

Interesting article looking at maintenance of Ruby-on-Rails projects and how they are likely to recapitulate their phylogeny. Which tells me really (since I like software maintenance) I should be learning Ruby on Rails as the cool kids move on to whatever the hell they rabbit off to next.

Target domain: Ruby on Rails

I've tacitly been thinking about Web apps in terms of PHP and perhaps jQuery, but really, to be honest, I'd be a fool not to look at different platforms, now wouldn't I?

So here's a very interesting roadmap for learning Ruby on Rails. Here's what I like about this: it takes the semantic subdomains needed to plan (or understand) a Web app, and lays them out. A similar thing could be done for other approaches and platforms - and that result would be the semantic map for the domain.

That is what semantic programming is about.

Open-source Rails apps

Some example Rails apps. Seems as though a generic semantic platform could establish parallels between different frameworks, and kind of ... port ideas or features back and forth. Or something.