With all of the buzz around "LAMP" platforms, I feel that its time that Ruby got on board. As many people know, LAMP stands for Linux Apache MySQL and Perl/Python/PHP. Well, the final P representing development languages leaves Ruby out of the game. Instead of creating LAMR, which when spelled says LAMeR, I've decided to launch Puby!
Features
* Exactly like Ruby * Starts with a "P"
Now, Puby can become one of the premier programming languages of LAMP: Linux Apache MySQL Perl/Python/PHP/Puby.
> With all of the buzz around "LAMP" platforms, I feel that its time that > Ruby got on board. As many people know, LAMP stands for Linux Apache > MySQL and Perl/Python/PHP. Well, the final P representing development > languages leaves Ruby out of the game. Instead of creating LAMR, which > when spelled says LAMeR, I've decided to launch Puby!
> Features
> * Exactly like Ruby > * Starts with a "P"
> Now, Puby can become one of the premier programming languages of LAMP: > Linux Apache MySQL Perl/Python/PHP/Puby.
Hampton wrote: > With all of the buzz around "LAMP" platforms, I feel that its time that > Ruby got on board. As many people know, LAMP stands for Linux Apache > MySQL and Perl/Python/PHP. Well, the final P representing development > languages leaves Ruby out of the game. Instead of creating LAMR, which > when spelled says LAMeR, I've decided to launch Puby!
> Features
> * Exactly like Ruby > * Starts with a "P"
> Now, Puby can become one of the premier programming languages of LAMP: > Linux Apache MySQL Perl/Python/PHP/Puby.
> With all of the buzz around "LAMP" platforms, I feel that its time that > Ruby got on board. As many people know, LAMP stands for Linux Apache > MySQL and Perl/Python/PHP. Well, the final P representing development > languages leaves Ruby out of the game. Instead of creating LAMR, which > when spelled says LAMeR, I've decided to launch Puby!
> Features
> * Exactly like Ruby > * Starts with a "P"
> Now, Puby can become one of the premier programming languages of LAMP: > Linux Apache MySQL Perl/Python/PHP/Puby.
> With all of the buzz around "LAMP" platforms, I feel that its time that > Ruby got on board. As many people know, LAMP stands for Linux Apache > MySQL and Perl/Python/PHP. Well, the final P representing development > languages leaves Ruby out of the game. Instead of creating LAMR, which > when spelled says LAMeR, I've decided to launch Puby!
> Features
> * Exactly like Ruby > * Starts with a "P"
> Now, Puby can become one of the premier programming languages of LAMP: > Linux Apache MySQL Perl/Python/PHP/Puby.
> On 2005.12.14 09:27, "Hampton" <hcat...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > With all of the buzz around "LAMP" platforms, I feel that its time that > > Ruby got on board. As many people know, LAMP stands for Linux Apache > > MySQL and Perl/Python/PHP. Well, the final P representing development > > languages leaves Ruby out of the game. Instead of creating LAMR, which > > when spelled says LAMeR, I've decided to launch Puby!
> > Features
> > * Exactly like Ruby > > * Starts with a "P"
> > Now, Puby can become one of the premier programming languages of LAMP: > > Linux Apache MySQL Perl/Python/PHP/Puby.
> Apache, Ruby & x meaning uniX decendant, DBMS.match( /SQL$/ )
> OSs could be Unix, Linux, os X or any other variant of BSD .... > DBMS could be PostgreSQL or MySQL ...
> whatdya think?
> ;)
> On 12/13/05, Eero Saynatkari <ruby...@magical-cat.org> wrote:
>> On 2005.12.14 09:27, "Hampton" <hcat...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> With all of the buzz around "LAMP" platforms, I feel that its >>> time that >>> Ruby got on board. As many people know, LAMP stands for Linux Apache >>> MySQL and Perl/Python/PHP. Well, the final P representing >>> development >>> languages leaves Ruby out of the game. Instead of creating LAMR, >>> which >>> when spelled says LAMeR, I've decided to launch Puby!
>>> Features
>>> * Exactly like Ruby >>> * Starts with a "P"
>>> Now, Puby can become one of the premier programming languages of >>> LAMP: >>> Linux Apache MySQL Perl/Python/PHP/Puby.
>> Apache, Ruby & x meaning uniX decendant, DBMS.match( /SQL$/ )
>> OSs could be Unix, Linux, os X or any other variant of BSD .... >> DBMS could be PostgreSQL or MySQL ...
>> whatdya think?
>> ;)
>> On 12/13/05, Eero Saynatkari <ruby...@magical-cat.org> wrote:
>>> On 2005.12.14 09:27, "Hampton" <hcat...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> With all of the buzz around "LAMP" platforms, I feel that its time >>>> that >>>> Ruby got on board. As many people know, LAMP stands for Linux Apache >>>> MySQL and Perl/Python/PHP. Well, the final P representing development >>>> languages leaves Ruby out of the game. Instead of creating LAMR, >>>> which >>>> when spelled says LAMeR, I've decided to launch Puby!
>>>> Features
>>>> * Exactly like Ruby >>>> * Starts with a "P"
>>>> Now, Puby can become one of the premier programming languages of >>>> LAMP: >>>> Linux Apache MySQL Perl/Python/PHP/Puby.
On Wed, Dec 14, 2005 at 11:57:33AM +0900, Jeff Wood wrote: > heh, there ya go ... <flamebait> I just wish we could get the linux out > of there ... I'd much prefer *any* bsd variant.</flamebait>
I'm pretty much happy with any free unix. I'm more happy with some than others, though. Mandrake qualifies as "other", for instance.
> I would change "LAMP" to "LAMPaRa", which is the same meaning as LAMP in > English.
> But I think "Puby" is just wrong.
> > With all of the buzz around "LAMP" platforms, I feel that its time that > > Ruby got on board. As many people know, LAMP stands for Linux Apache > > MySQL and Perl/Python/PHP. Well, the final P representing development > > languages leaves Ruby out of the game. Instead of creating LAMR, which > > when spelled says LAMeR, I've decided to launch Puby!
> > Features
> > * Exactly like Ruby > > * Starts with a "P"
> > Now, Puby can become one of the premier programming languages of LAMP: > > Linux Apache MySQL Perl/Python/PHP/Puby.
In message <1134519807.196992.277...@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, Hampton <hcat...@gmail.com> writes
>Features
>* Exactly like Ruby >* Starts with a "P"
>Now, Puby can become one of the premier programming languages of LAMP: >Linux Apache MySQL Perl/Python/PHP/Puby.
:-) We you made me laugh.
Just one thing, with a name like Puby is this language a teenager?
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def self.all(args = []) ret = [] if args.size == TERMS.size ret << make(*(args.mwi { |num, i| TERMS[i][num] })) else 0.upto(TERMS[args.size].size - 1) { |i| ret << all(args << i); args.pop } end ret end end
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Excluding non-Ruby languages gives us the following list:
LAMR: Linux, Apache, MySQL, and Ruby LAPR: Linux, Apache, PostGreSQL, and Ruby LASR: Linux, Apache, SQLite, and Ruby LAFR: Linux, Apache, Firebird, and Ruby LLMR: Linux, Lighttpd, MySQL, and Ruby LLPR: Linux, Lighttpd, PostGreSQL, and Ruby LLSR: Linux, Lighttpd, SQLite, and Ruby LLFR: Linux, Lighttpd, Firebird, and Ruby OAMR: OpenBSD, Apache, MySQL, and Ruby OAPR: OpenBSD, Apache, PostGreSQL, and Ruby OASR: OpenBSD, Apache, SQLite, and Ruby OAFR: OpenBSD, Apache, Firebird, and Ruby OLMR: OpenBSD, Lighttpd, MySQL, and Ruby OLPR: OpenBSD, Lighttpd, PostGreSQL, and Ruby OLSR: OpenBSD, Lighttpd, SQLite, and Ruby OLFR: OpenBSD, Lighttpd, Firebird, and Ruby FAMR: FreeBSD, Apache, MySQL, and Ruby FAPR: FreeBSD, Apache, PostGreSQL, and Ruby FASR: FreeBSD, Apache, SQLite, and Ruby FAFR: FreeBSD, Apache, Firebird, and Ruby FLMR: FreeBSD, Lighttpd, MySQL, and Ruby FLPR: FreeBSD, Lighttpd, PostGreSQL, and Ruby FLSR: FreeBSD, Lighttpd, SQLite, and Ruby FLFR: FreeBSD, Lighttpd, Firebird, and Ruby NAMR: NetBSD, Apache, MySQL, and Ruby NAPR: NetBSD, Apache, PostGreSQL, and Ruby NASR: NetBSD, Apache, SQLite, and Ruby NAFR: NetBSD, Apache, Firebird, and Ruby NLMR: NetBSD, Lighttpd, MySQL, and Ruby NLPR: NetBSD, Lighttpd, PostGreSQL, and Ruby NLSR: NetBSD, Lighttpd, SQLite, and Ruby NLFR: NetBSD, Lighttpd, Firebird, and Ruby
Of those, my personal favorites (and, coincidentally, the most juvenile) seem to be LAMR, LASR, LAFR, FAMR, FAPR, and FASR.
-- Paul Duncan <p...@pablotron.org> pabs in #ruby-lang (OPN IRC) http://www.pablotron.org/ OpenPGP Key ID: 0x82C29562
On Thu, 15 Dec 2005, Paul Duncan wrote: > Of those, my personal favorites (and, coincidentally, the most juvenile) > seem to be LAMR, LASR, LAFR, FAMR, FAPR, and FASR.
Let's play with permutations, 'coz you gotta have a LARF ... ;-)
Except Puby is by far the more "mature" sounding name. Am I right or what? I mean, that name just rolls of the tounge. You can be at a dinner party and when you say that you are a Puby programmer, everyone will look at you in *amazement*. It happened just this evening. In fact, I was dining with the Archbishop of Canterbury (as I am in the habit of doing) and I he remarked that he was looking for a new scripting language that started with the letter "P" as LAMP is all the rage in Paris. I volunteered that Puby would be a nice alternative. And because of my rather remarkable remark, he bestowed upon me the title of Master of the LAMP. What a good chap!
