[Rails] The bigger picture

["Luis G. Gómez"]

Ok, I've posted this thread on rubyobrails.org. I hope none of you mind. 
If you do, feel free to edit/remove your sections.

Nick, thank you very much for that response. Obviously it takes time to 
try and adopt one or more of these approaches but I have a much clearer 
idea of how I'd like to proceed. I wouln't be surprised to find many 
developpers who would benefit from reading your response.

You can find the post here: http://www.rubyonrails.org/show/TheBigPicture

I took the liberty of formatting the text to make it aesier to read.

Thanks!

Luis G. Gómez wrote:
> I haven't replied because I wanted to take some time to read and 
> understand Nicholas' response. I'll post this on the wiki between 
> tonight and tomorrow.
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Luis Gómez
> --------------------------------
> 
> Carl Youngblood wrote:
> 
>> Nicholas Van Weerdenburg wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Luis,
>>>
>>> Great question. It is a great idea to get an infrastructure in place- 
>>> that will encourage reuse and continued development of code you often 
>>> use. Without, you end up repeating yourself a lot or getting lost 
>>> among a raft of half finished code on your system. The following is 
>>> my take, which, I think, is pretty generic nowadays. The "Pragmatic 
>>> Starter Kit",  
>>> http://www.pragmaticprogrammer.com/starter_kit/index.html, is good 
>>> introduction to a number of the topics.
>>
>>
>>
>> This post was really great.  If you have a second, you should put it 
>> up on the rails wiki so it can be in a more permanent location.  I 
>> would do it, but since it is your baby I figured you might be somewhat 
>> particular about where and how it was posted.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Carl
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