posted: May 1st, 2008 · by: Sven
in: · tagged as: rails, engines, plugins · 4 comments »
… because it already has Engines for Rails 2.0.
You can file this in the category of “Doh!” and “Things: obvious, but missed” … at least that applies to me. Did you notice it?
I’ve just recognized that with todays Engines and Rails 2.0’s config.plugin_paths you can do exactly what John W. Long envisioned and called for one and a half year ago.
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