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Rack 0.2 and Ramaze 0.1

Rack is a generic abstraction that allows web frameworks to use different servers (i.e. webrick, mongrel, CGI, FastCGI, SCGI, whatever). Basically, the ruby version of python'ìs WSGI. Using Rack you can avoid taking care of the details of framework interaction, and concentrate on developing your web app or framework. See announcement on chris' blog

Ramaze is a simple and clean web development framework loosely based on Nitro that makes use of Rack, has a lot of nifty things and just reached the 0.1 version.

What this two projects have in common? Real good testing. This is so refreshing after fighting with platforms and projects that have broken, incomplete or completely absent tests.

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