Latin Shoes, lorem-app 1

Posted by Kenneth Kalmer on December 16, 2008

So it’s been pretty quiet around these parts lately, my apologies. But I’ve not been keeping quiet on other fronts, I’ve been busy implementing ruote, by John Mettraux and contributing some patches back to this amazing project. Looking at my github profile you’ll see a lot of things have been happening, and twitter also has some noise…

Today though, I thought I’ll take a break and help Michelle with some XML and ActionScript issues and in the process we needed some Lorem Ipsum’s to test big chunks of text. I remember reading about the lorem gem (by John Nunemaker) and recently Shoes’ Raisins release, and decided to combine them.

The result, lorem-app, my fitting of shoes. I must admit that the fitting went better than expected. Shoes is brilliant, and this release runs much better than the previous one (at least on my Ubuntu amd64 laptop). It takes a bit used to, but rocks. I can just imagine some really solid apps coming from this little framework as more people adopt it and start contributing back.

lorem-app

Hope you enjoy, and watch this space for some other great things coming in the near future.

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