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  • Released: Feb 18, 2011
    Last Update: Feb 22, 2011
  • Language: Ruby
    Framework: Sinatra
  • Category: Statistics
(4 ratings)

LandingPad.rb

LandingPad.rb
Developed by matt swanson, Released Feb 18, 2011

LandingPad.rb - "Just add water" landing page

Ruby

Tags: contest2011 , landing page , mongodb , ruby

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  • Francisco 1 year ago
    Super easy to set up. Much better than just throwing up a cookie cutter LaunchRock page.
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  • 1 of 1 people found this review helpful Alex Berman 1 year ago
    The idea for the page is excellent, but I installed this thing with very little Ruby experience and couldn't get it to work with Heroku.
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  • 1 of 1 people found this review helpful Pauli Price 1 year ago
    Nice simple app - the only problem is that the current version of Sinatra no longer includes the app directory in the require path - so require statements have to be amended to refer to './file-to-include' -- additionally Heroku requires the use of Bundle for hosted apps -- and there's no Gemfile in the delivered code.

    These are easily fixed, if you have the experience to recognize the problems.
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