top down programming in a bottom up language
I was talking with some smalltalking colleagues, and they were saying that they quite often develop in a sort of top down fashion, letting the debugger take them where they need to be. For example, if they are writing some code that needs to lookup an item in a database and then manipulate it, they would create the function and write the function calls to do the work they need:(defun example (quer
Yariv’s Blog » Blog Archive » ErlyWeb vs. Ruby on Rails EC2 Performance Showdown
ErlyWeb vs. Ruby on Rails EC2 Performance Showdown Posted by Yariv on December 09, 2007 A few people have asked me to run benchmarks comparing ErlyWeb and other frameworks, especially Ruby on Rails. Benchmarking is pretty boring, which is why I haven’t benchmarked ErlyWeb until now. Plus, although I was pretty confident that ErlyWeb outperforms Rails, I didn’t think proving it mattered that mu
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