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2006 Jan 17
1
Rails too Active?
...controller for each action
- close to a page, but using a OO app model, instead of a page/template
model (think PHP). Rails went with the last.
ActionMailer and ActionWebService follow the paradigm of
ActionController, and are hence named so accordingly.
But why ActiveRBAC? ActiveMerchant? ActiveLogger? If we simply name
everything that has anythign to do with RoR "active", we will rob the
word of all of its meaning.
Besides, is there even a need? Why not RailsLogger, RailsMerchant,
RBACforRails?
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2006 Jul 06
7
REPOST: Musings on Rails and logging philosophies
...roblem, is that Rails and its
applications would need to start logging many more operations. And that
would create a dependency on a plugin that''s not likely to become part of
core, at least in its current database-dependent state.
I think it''s worth the time to create a core ActiveLogger plugin that will
handle the message routing, with the defaults set to the existing log files
at first. Then plugins, generators or engines could handle things like
database output (Rick''s plugin), e-mail notifications (Jamis''s), etc. A
bunch of non-invasive, logging-only patc...
2006 Jul 01
1
Musings about Rails and Logging and philosophy
...a problem, is that Rails and its
applications would need to start logging many more operations. And that
would create a dependency on a plugin that''s not likely to become part of
core, at least in its current database-dependent state.
I think it''s worth the time to create a core ActiveLogger plugin that will
handle the message routing, with the defaults set to the existing log files
at first. Then plugins, generators or engines could handle things like
database output (Rick''s plugin), e-mail notifications (Jamis''s), etc. A
bunch of non-invasive, logging-only patches...