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November 28, 2005
Ruby and ColdFusion
A little bit of synchronicity at play today... Just after I posted that ColdFusion had jumped ahead of Ruby on the TIOBE index, I noticed that Hal Helms posted his thoughts about why Ruby's popularity is good for ColdFusion. He makes a lot of good points (i.e., I agree with him for the most part) and, in particular, mentions the power of having classes that respond to a given set of messages as opposed to extending some given base class.

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