Intro to Merb

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Matt Todd

An introduction to Merb given at the Atlanta Ruby User Group, Oct 8, 2008.

Tecnología

progress towards
VERSION 1.0
coming Oct 10th

MANY CONTRIBUTORS
CORE CONTRIBUTORS
Yehuda Katz, Michael Klishin,
Carl Lerche, Fabien Franzel,
Michael Ivey, Matt Aimonetti...

AND MANY OTHERS including me :)

CONFIGURABLE
with plugins
like merb-haml

merb-oauth
merb-openid
merb-auth
merb_jquery

HARDEST PART IS
setting up conﬁg/deploy.rb

$ merb -d -p 4000 -c 3 -a thin -l info
-L log/production.log -e production

-d daemonize
-p N port N
-c N N cluster processes
-a S S adapter (thin, mongrel, etc)
-l S log at level S and above
-L S log to S ﬁle
-e S run in S environment

http://merbivore.com/
http://merbist.com/
http://merbunity.com/
http://merb.4ninjas.org/

IRC: #merb
http://merb.lighthouseapp.com/

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Intro to Merb

1. MERB

2. HISTORY

3. Mongrel + ERB

4. Ezra Zygmuntowicz EngineYard

5. progress towards VERSION 1.0 coming Oct 10th

6. MANY CONTRIBUTORS CORE CONTRIBUTORS Yehuda Katz, Michael Klishin, Carl Lerche, Fabien Franzel, Michael Ivey, Matt Aimonetti... AND MANY OTHERS including me :)

7. MERB IS

8. WEB FRAMEWORK

9. LIKE RAILS

10. ONLY AWESOME

11.

12. MVC

13.

14. (looks kinda like rails to me)

15. awesome!!1!

16. ORM-agnostic

17. Test Framework Agnosticism

18. Plugin Architecture

19. FAST LIGHTWEIGHT POWERFUL

20. RACK

21. CONFIGURATION & CONVENTION

22. DIFFERENCES

23. MVC A Closer Look

24. Models

25. DataMapper Sequel ActiveRecord

26. Views

27.

28. Very similar to Rails

29. CONFIGURABLE with plugins like merb-haml

30.

31. Controllers

32. RENDER (or display et al) is required

33.

34. PLUGINS

35. RubyGems CORE merb_* MORE merb-*

36. merb-oauth merb-openid merb-auth merb_jquery

37. RACK

38.

39. CONFIG

40.

41. A MERB APP

42.

43.

44.

45.

46. PROS/CONS

47. VERY FAST

48. LIGHTWEIGHT

49. POWERFUL

50. FRESH

51. RUBY

52. MORE EFFORT

53. NOT RAILS

54. MISSING PLUGINS (well, for now)

55. DEPLOYMENT

56. weee

57. HARDEST PART IS setting up conﬁg/deploy.rb

58.

59. RUN IT

60. $ merb -d -p 4000 -c 3 -a thin -l info -L log/production.log -e production

61. -d daemonize -p N port N -c N N cluster processes -a S S adapter (thin, mongrel, etc) -l S log at level S and above -L S log to S ﬁle -e S run in S environment

62. APPS

63. Panda Defensio Scout SproutCore et al

64. RESOURCES

65. http://merbivore.com/ http://merbist.com/ http://merbunity.com/ http://merb.4ninjas.org/ IRC: #merb http://merb.lighthouseapp.com/

66. SUMMARY

67. HAHA LOL Merb Rails