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Camping, a Microframework von Why the Lucky Stiff eingefallen ist. Ja, so kann man Webapplikationen auch machen:
Camping encourages short, elegant applications. In this example, we're going to skip the database and put together a simple home page with a few of your favorite links.
Ja, das will ich ausprobieren:
This tutorial is five pages long and takes about ten minutes. By the end you should have a little Camping site up. The last couple of pages is all database stuff, so you can quit a little early if you won't be using a database.
Zehn Minuten hat es bei Appfuse gedauert, bis alle Tests durchlaufen waren....
2 comments:
You must have a slow machine, running "ant setup test-all" in AppFuse only takes me 3 minutes 27 seconds. To just run "ant test-all", it takes 1 minute 45 seconds. Of course, you don't have to run the tests if you don't want to. ;-)
Version 2.0 of AppFuse will be very similar to Rails in that it's a "library" that you embed in your project. Hope this helps - and thanks for the criticism. Screaming users are a good thing.
Agreed, my machine is certainly not the fastest, and I was certainly exaggerating. A bit. ;-)
I think I got overwhelmed by all the bits and pieces, that have to be in place, until there is a working Java web application...
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