Javascript ActiveRecord

Posted on September 5, 2005 by James McParlane

Ruby’s ActiveRecord Implementation is a very cool part of the very cool Ruby on Rails (RoR) project. RoR is a great way to build a database driven web page. It has weaknesses if you’re trying to build something that’s truly Javascript heavy though, because it offers no easy way for the Javascript in the page to get ahold of the database directly.

http://www.kiko.com/jsactiverecord/

About James McParlane

CTO Massive Interactive. Ex Computer Whiz Kid - Now Grumpy Old Guru.
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