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Shaven - templating without mustaches!

Some time ago i’ve pushed working idea of totally logic-less templating system called shaven. It’s mix of tuned up presenter layer similar to defunkt’s mustache and neat, designers friendly, logic less html templates. Would be great to gather some feedback from you guys and push it to production!

Adrian: I’ve decided to use this kind of “logic” after bunch of discussions wit…
I think logic is acceptable in views. My opinion is that if it is something th…
Michael: mainly you’ve right, but in my case i usually receive ready html stuff…
I think logic is acceptable in views. khuyen mai …

Ruby server to manage download of movies with torrents

I’ve just finished polishing off movie_queue, my first draft of a server that makes it super easy to download movies. See more info inside.

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Hi Peter, sorry my post was so long. There was a lot of content I wanted to get…

Jsonify -- a builder for JSON

I just released Jsonify. Jsonify is Builder for JSON. It allows you to create Rails3 view templates for your JSON representations in much the same way that you can use Builder templates for XML representations. It’s currently an early release and I would love to have some folks “kick the tires” on it.

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