Great ideas.
I think the best way to judge interest in a conference is to go ahead
and issue a CFP and see how many submitted talks there are. Then you
could get together with the probable presenters and schedule the time
and location.
On Jan 2, 2008 2:59 AM, Casper Fabricius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I'd love to help with this effort, and would like to nominate New
York City as a possible location. I can volunteer to help find a
suitable venue, and of course would happily provide sightseeing
assistance to those visiting from afar ;-)
The reasoning for NYC (besides me living here) are man
I tried out radiant and have decided to use it for my production site and I
was wondering whether I should use the gem or checkout the latest version
from svn. I am thinking of using the svn method and installing extensions
with svn:externals. Is there any reason to do otherwise?
On Jan 2, 2008 11:17 AM, Chris Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tried out radiant and have decided to use it for my production site and I
> was wondering whether I should use the gem or checkout the latest version
> from svn. I am thinking of using the svn method and installing extensions
> w
Hey Sean,
I like both ideas. Since I've helped organize a conference I'll
attest that it can be serious work. It all depends on how big you
want to make it. One thought on it that comes to mind is what if we
connect the conference to RailsConf? Such as have it on Thursday or
maybe Wednesday?
I second the idea about RailsConf. If we could tack it on as an extra
day, that would be very convenient.
An alternative idea would be to do a BoF (Birds of a Feather) at
RailsConf. That way, a lot less planning and expense would be involved.
- Ryan
On Jan 2, 2008, at 10:31 AM, Marty Haught
I'm curious how well page_attachments has worked for others. I'm going
to give it a try in my test environment, but wondering how it's worked
for end users who may or may not be computer savvy (from a programmer's
perspective).
Are there any other options, aside from writing my own extension,
curr
I'm pretty happy with page_attachments. The biggest headache for me
was installing RMagick or image_science on my Mac dev machine (I don't
know why this is still such a pain in the a$$!). It's running great
on my Ubuntu Server though.
Usability-wise, the thumbnails it adds to the page admin inte
