Hello,<br><br>I think Bill was talking about Ruby on Rails at the last MUUG.<br>They&#39;ve release a new version, 1.2.<br>[quote]<br>We're talking mime types, <span class="caps">HTTP</span> status
codes, and multiple representations of the same resource serious. And
of course there's the international pizzazz of multibyte-safe <span class="caps">UTF</span>-8 wrangling.


	<p>That's
just some of the headliner features. On top of that, there's an
absolutely staggering amount of polish being dished out. The <span class="caps">CHANGELOG</span> for Action Pack alone contains some two hundred entries. Active Record has another 170-something on top of that.</p><p>[/quote]
<br></p>I was also talking to him about a Perl web application framework called Bigtop that I&#39;m considering playing around with:<br><a href="http://www.usegantry.org/">http://www.usegantry.org/</a><br>[quote]<br>Bigtop is a code generator which can safely regenerate as thing change (like
the data model).  The bigtop script reads a Bigtop file to produce apps<br>[/quote]<br><br><br>