On 19/11/2010, at 12:27 PM, Brian Troutwine wrote:
On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 8:16 PM, Matt King <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi all,
I hope it's not out of line to let you guys know about a project
I'm working
on. Togo is a CMS framework with a goal of integrating with all the
major
Ruby ORMs. DataMapper is my favorite ORM, so it's currently the
only one
supported (I'm planning on ActiveRecord next).
The CMS has list, search, filter, add/edit/delete functionality all
baked
in. All you have to do is include the Togo in your model to be able
to
manage the content in the CMS. It runs as a separate rack
application that's
independent of any framework you might be using, which is
intentional to
de-couple what you might use on your frontend from managing content.
I was hoping I could get some feedback from anyone here on anything
from
installation, compatability problems, feature requests, bugs, etc.
I'm
assuming if you're on this list, you're a DataMapper fan and use it
often,
and I'm building this for people like you (and me). I'm tired of
re-inventing the CMS for every project I work on. My aspiration is
to have
this become something similar to Django in the Python world.
https://github.com/mattking17/Togo
and
gem install togo
I'm also looking for collaborators, if you're interested drop me a
note.
I'm interested and, to be frank, I'm often lazy. Could you make a
demo-app that I can clone and interact with?
If you're interested in content management frameworks, take a look also
at the excellent Inkling, http://github.com/biv/inkling, by a friend
of mine.
It's all nice and shiny with Rails 3 engines and everything. For
ActiveRecord,
however. Not sure if the author is considering DataMapper at present.
Clifford Heath, Data Constellation, http://dataconstellation.com
Agile Information Management and Design
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