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Current stable version: 1.1.3 (available through RubyGems)
Current development version: 1.2.0 (pre1, only from the active_support git branch)
If you can find the time, please test-drive the 1.2.0 pre-release versions. You will have to convert your application to using ActiveSupport instead of Extlib, but other problems can be considered bugs.
Report any bugs you find at our Lighthouse tracker.
For more information, please check the What is Where page.
- Bootloading – What happens when starting an application?
- Dispatch – Where do client requests go?
The Merb Wiki is used for HOWTO’s. If you have a specific situation that you need documented, please create a HOWTO on the subject and link it here.
- 1.2.0 – Easter Egg -
- 1.1.2 – Dependency hell – 17th June 2010
- 1.1.1 – In between the notes – 15th June 2010
- 1.1.0 – Black Hole – 22nd March 2010
- 1.0.15 – 4th November 2009
- 1.0.11 – Released March 31 2009
- 1.0.10 – Released March 18 2009
- “1.0.9”
- “1.0.8.1”
- 1.0.8 – Released Jan 16 2009
- 1.0.7.1 – Released Dec 31 2008
- 1.0.7 – Released Dec 28 2008
- 1.0.6.1 – Released Dec 16 2008
- 1.0.6 – Released Dec 16 2008
- 1.0.5 – Released Dec 15 2008
- 1.0.4 – Released Dec 8 2008
- 1.0.3 – Released Nov 25 2008
- 1.0.2 – Released Nov 24 2008
- “1.0.1” Released Nov 18 2008, minor bug fixes and DataMapper 0.9.7)
- 1.0 – Nov 7 2008, RubyConf 2008
These are some questions frequently asked by people using Merb.
- General Information about Merb
- howto/installation
- faqs/performance
- faqs/What's the difference between the render and display methods in a controller?
- faqs/merb_components
- faqs/naming_conventions
- faqs/merb-exceptions
- Parts of the Merb Stack/Ecosystem
- faqs/thor
- what_is_haml_and_why_do_you_support_it
- Deployment and Platforms
- faqs/hosting
- faqs/jruby
- faq/merb_and_windows
- faq/macosx-tiger
Recipes for cooking up a Merb brew:
- Hello World
- cookbook/Authenticated Hello world
- My first blog
- Setting up notification
- My first web service
- Building your own Merb stack
- howto:crud_view_example_with_merb_using_erb
/example_apps/start – skeleton apps, teaching examples, and “real world” examples
Here is a good contribute/Start for contributing to the Merb code base.
So the wiki doesn’t become a tangled mess of information, we have some simple guidelines for contributing. Please try and adhere to them when writing content.
It’ll make everyone’s lives that bit easier. :-)