Real Time Web Applications and Merb
by Collin Miller on Oct 12, 2008
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A loaf of bread doesn't have slices.
And then don't be afraid to fill in the missing pieces. 3 years ago Reply
Just like PHP isn't Rails.
And Rails isn't Merb.
And Firefox isn't Mosaic.
And the lightbulb isn't a gas lamp
And Merb doesn't provide a WebSocket api. 3 years ago Reply
I mean, I know firebug is awesome. I use it all the time. It's probably my favorite tool I have.
But really, it sort of sucks.
Firebug makes me want to do thinks with Firebug that Firebug can't do.
It's great for editing stylesheets.
Unless you wan't to add a new selector.
It's awesome for editing DOM... no, actually it's awful for that.
It's a decent debugger. But debugging sucks.
One of the problems with FireBug is that it doesn't understand which parts of my page were created by a loop in my templates.
It's also not a real-time collaborative editor for web applications. 3 years ago Reply
But I have an idea of something not to do. 3 years ago Reply
A few of them as far as I can tell. 3 years ago Reply
I'm not kidding when I bring up Engelbart and Kay.
There is just as much to invent today as there was 50 years ago. Or 500 years ago for that matter.
So don't despair, and don't do boring stuff. 3 years ago Reply