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Journal Journal: Twitter from your Ruby and Rails Applications

Ruby and Rails developers integrating Twitter into their applications can now free themselves from writing boiler plate REST client code and concentrate on developing features with Twitter4R v0.2.0: the open source Ruby library with 100% Twitter REST API coverage. Version 0.2.0 contains significant improvements over its predecessor 0.1.1 by providing full coverage of the officially documented Twitter4R REST APIs as well as a couple of unofficial

Comment Re:Tis the season to disagree... (Score 1) 284

I can understand why you would think that, my explanation doesn't really do it justice. I it really does do quite a lot more and provides a much richer domain specific language to do this. Since I failed to communicate it last time I'll not try again, but again I can see why you might think that. Maven attempts to do something similar to Capistrano except that I haven't found a JMX-oriented Maven plugin, which is key for J[2]EE apps.

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