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Implementing a plugin framework for your Ruby application

By Peter Cooper — July 1st, 2006 — No Comments - Leave One Now!

In Cool, Elsewhere, Ruby Tricks, Tutorials

Mauricio Fernandez's ever-mindblowing Eigenclass presents a great article about how to easily implement a plugin system for any Ruby application. Ruby's reflection and OO features make it a cinch.

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