Michael Herman just posted a nice introductory tutorial on Espresso + Enginery + Frontline.

It is covering a quick way of building web applications with less than 10 simple commands.

Frontline allows to manage Espresso applications directly from browser.
You'll need a terminal only to start the application.

From there on Frontline will CRUDify controllers, routes, models etc. as well as run migrations, specs, execute bundler and git commands, manage assets etc.

Now it fully supports ActiveRecord, DataMapper and Sequel models.

Source Code on GitHub

DEMO

Allow to easily build admin interface for your ActiveRecord/DataMapper models.

DEMO

Enginery is a tool for building Espresso applications with ease.

Quick start | Tutorial

- App should remain responsive and be able to process at least 100 requests per second
- App should consume MAX 15GB of RAM and keep load under 10 on a 8 CPU machine
- App should communicate to clients every 15 seconds without any lags

Full Story on GitHub

Here is a presentation of Espresso Framework,
a Ruby web framework that tend to be Fast, Scalable and Easy to Use.

Pasting services works great when you need to share trivial code that can be "executed" in mind. But wait, are't computers that who should execute code? JSFiddle doing a great job of running javascript code and present you with result. Same is doing CIBox, but for server-side languages, Ruby, Python, Node.js ... others to come later. And that's not all about. It does not just run Ruby/Python/Node. It does run various versions of them. So you can test your code against all major language versions.

Starting from here, nothing can stop you to upload your apps/libraries(via rsync or github) and test/build them just as you do on your computer. How? Simple. There are an realtime terminal(with history, completions etc.), a handy file manager and a classy file editor. See it in action. And yes, it is Open Source

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