Twitter down... but this time it's more embarassingtwitter.com 7 pointsmeltzerj14 years ago2 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−IanDrake14yWhat, besides asp.net, uses "<%=" as a print statement? Just curious...−hunterdolan14yThe ERB templating language uses it. ERB is commonly used with Rails.Judging by the <%= reason.capitalize %> in the title (which appears to be ruby code... although could be something else) this part of the site appears to still use Rails.
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What, besides asp.net, uses "<%=" as a print statement? Just curious...
The ERB templating language uses it. ERB is commonly used with Rails.
Judging by the <%= reason.capitalize %> in the title (which appears to be ruby code... although could be something else) this part of the site appears to still use Rails.