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Thank you for posting this link. I'll check this out and see if I can get the braces dropped.

This is something I would like to have working, the subtraction of the braces that is. I did have a naive solution where it would insert the braces for you if the left the opening brace off and it would assume you wanted the closing brace too. This caused problems when I would put in a continuation of an if statement like:

    - else if other_condition
      %span other content
    - else
      %span another bit of content

I pulled the broken solution completely and do plan to revisit dropping the brace requirement because not having the braces aligns with the idea/reason why you'd use Haml in the first place.

Final as in no more 2.0 release candidates.

You're never charged with a crime, the object is and it is not given representation. So there's no "innocent until proven guilty" for inanimate objects.

Despicable, and akin to highway robbery in my opinion.

Franklins is tasty but what made it the mega-hit it is today is the wait times.

"I waited 2 hours yesterday."

"I waited 3 hours and they ran out of brisket!"

"I got up and in line before dawn and wasn't even 15th in line!"

People talk about the incredible wait times they or a friend have experienced and certainly someone else in the conversation or nearby has a similar story to share. It fuels a Frankslin's must be the absolute best kind of mythos.

I thought the same thing.

In my minds eye I don't see a nice place to stuff views. Module specific ones could live inside the module but Rails has layouts and also typically has shared views.

Sinatra would be a good framework to play around with this structure.

There seems to be some layout issues in Firefox 4 (Mac OS).