Posted By: Ross Bamford
Date: 2005-11-26 00:58
Summary: Rote first release - Doco / Web made easy!
Project: Rote

Rote, an easy-to-use, flexible templating / documentation rendering tool, today sees it's first release on RubyForge. Rote provides powerful Ruby-based template rendering supporting modern web technologies, from either the command-line or your Rakefiles.

Check it out at http://rote.rubyforge.org/

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By: Ross Bamford
RE: why rote [ reply ]  
2005-11-25 18:56
Good question, a few answers:

1) I like to integrate site with software, and in Ruby that (for me) means Rake. What can I say, I'm a Maven fan in another life...

2) I wanted something with pretty much no configuration, certainly no [A-Z]*ML, just convention and Ruby code as far as possible.

3) I have my eye on some features, like unit test / code reports and stuff, that I guess will fit better with the Rake setup for integration with a project's release cycle.

4) I wrote it while learning Ruby, for my personal website, then cleaned it up a bit for release. For fun and experimentation as much as anything (it's only 300 loc) ...

Thanks for the reminder, though ... I've added a courtesy link to WebGen on the front page.

By: Fritz Heinrichmeyer
why rote [ reply ]  
2005-11-25 09:38
why not complete the almost perfect webgen?