Waves: a Resource-Oriented Framework

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Ruby Waves claims to be an architectural Ruby framework that forces HTTP requests into true resource-oriented architecture by matching full request signatures. It uses the funter/multi-dispatch gem to define request functors and a map proxy routing layer so apps only check a few handlers (author cites dropping many route checks to ~8 instead of dozens). Version 0.8.1 is released, there’s a Pages CMS sample on GitHub, and it runs on Rack with optional Rack::Cache for HTTP caching.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 16:09A Quick Intro To Fun
3. 16:59Functor Methods
4. 18:29Simple Example
5. 19:42Matching Query & Ac
6. 23:26Resource Delegation
7. 26:12Resource Classes
8. 28:57The One File Waves
9. 30:20Resources decouple your applicat HTTP request processing.
10. 31:27Layered Architecture

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