Re: Ruby On Rails on the iSeries -- WEB400

Subject: Re: Ruby On Rails on the iSeries
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Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 12:49:15 -0500
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It seems that when there is tight coupling between your  WYSIWYG tools,

your database access methods, session management, screen I/O, 
configuration files, and so forth, a new UI paradigm can be quite 
disruptive to  developers.


Except for the WYWSIG, this is a perfect summary of the changes the i 
Series is going through.


Steven Morrison
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