[I've announced this to the Frontier list and the TextMate list, but
since it's written entirely in Ruby - and since, indeed, the fact that
it's written in Ruby is part of the point - I suppose I should mention
it here too. I don't actually *want* any users (I am the primary user,
said the Little Red Hen), and besides the thing is really useful only to
people who know UserLand Frontier, since otherwise you'd probably use
webby or nanoc or something. But anyhow, here goes.]

After a year and half of development and testing and some hints to the
world at large now and then, I've finally decided to release
RubyFrontier into the wild.

RubyFrontier is a TextMate bundle. It implements a Web site framework
basically modelled after the UserLand Frontier Web site framework,
written in Ruby. In other words, it's a tool for writing and maintaining
Web sites.

Documentation and description here:

http://www.apeth.com/RubyFrontierDocs/default.html

Incredibly great new screencast here (rather long, take it in stages or
at least have a coffee machine sitting next to you the whole time):

http://www.apeth.com/rubyFrontier.mov

The download:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/rubyfrontier/

Share and enjoy. Tell a friend (if you have one). m.