An admitted Ruby novice that has just been looking at Ruby off/on for a
couple of weeks.
I have a web application in mind (think Google Maps) that I would like to
implement primarily in Ruby. I am just in the preliminary stages of sorting
out the requirements, but for now I believe that 2D graphics will suffice.
Thus, the technology stack I am considering consists of:
Linux + Apache + Ruby + Ruby SVG::Graph + PostgreSQL
Would anyone care to offer any suggestions regarding the Ruby + SVG part?
Fundamentally, I am looking for a portable and compelling way to drive 2D
web graphics via Ruby. Since SVG typically requires a browser plugin, maybe
Ajax is an alternative?
Would anyone care to offer any suggestions regarding the Ruby + SVG part?
Fundamentally, I am looking for a portable and compelling way to drive 2D
web graphics via Ruby. Since SVG typically requires a browser plugin, maybe
Ajax is an alternative?
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James Britt
"The use of anthropomorphic terminology when dealing with
computing systems is a symptom of professional immaturity."
- Edsger W. Dijkstra
Would anyone care to offer any suggestions regarding the Ruby + SVG part?
Fundamentally, I am looking for a portable and compelling way to drive 2D
web graphics via Ruby. Since SVG typically requires a browser plugin, maybe
Ajax is an alternative?
That was a very nice suggestion and I will definitely look into this. Much
appreciated.
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On 7/24/06, James Britt <james.britt@gmail.com> wrote:
David Worden wrote:
> Would anyone care to offer any suggestions regarding the Ruby + SVG
part?
> Fundamentally, I am looking for a portable and compelling way to drive
2D
> web graphics via Ruby. Since SVG typically requires a browser plugin,
maybe
> Ajax is an alternative?