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Canny is a template library for Ruby that is primarily intended for development of dynamic web content, and is modelled after the PHP Smarty library. Note that the development of the library has been halted for a few years and it may not work correctly with modern versions of Ruby (2.x branch), however it does work just fine with the OS/2 version which stop at 1.8.6 anyway.

Version

Current version is 0.1.0 (2005)

Links

Canny home page
Canny SourceForge project page (Download etc.)

License and availability

Open source project released under the LGPL v.2.1 - Development dormant - Note that some older releases were under the GPL v2

Author

Jason Wies

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	Canny is a template library for [[Ruby]] primarily intended for development of dynamic web content, and is modelled after the [[PHP]] [[Smarty]] library. Note that the development of the library has been halted for a few years and it may not work correctly with modern versions of Ruby (2.x branch), however it does work just fine with the OS/2 version which stop at 1.8.6 anyway.		Canny is a template library for [[Ruby]] that is primarily intended for development of dynamic web content, and is modelled after the [[PHP]] [[Smarty]] library. Note that the development of the library has been halted for a few years and it may not work correctly with modern versions of Ruby (2.x branch), however it does work just fine with the OS/2 version which stop at 1.8.6 anyway.

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