Re: [Rails] Handling Hot Data with ActiveRecord

Hi Scott, On 23/7/2015 8:12 PM, Scott Ribe wrote: Because it was the count(distinct x) that was the problem :) Doing only a count(*) is faster without the subquery... and is what we have switched to. So does the limit reduce it to less than 1 day's rows? Yes, the idea of the limit (900k reco

Re: [Rails] Handling Hot Data with ActiveRecord

Hi Scott, On 23/7/2015 11:54 AM, Scott Ribe wrote: On Jul 22, 2015, at 9:10 PM, Mohit Sindhwani wrote: We have tried this and the query is quite a bit slower. Filtering to the last 900k records before doing the recorded_on part helped speed it up. I don't understand how that could pos

Re: [Rails] Handling Hot Data with ActiveRecord

Hi Scott, Thanks for your email. Your inputs are certainly useful. On 22/7/2015 9:54 PM, Scott Ribe wrote: On Jul 21, 2015, at 8:30 AM, Mohit Sindhwani wrote: select count(*), count(distinct group_id) from (select group_id, recorded_on from data_store_v2 order by id DESC limit 90) td

Re: [Rails] Re: Handling Hot Data with ActiveRecord

Hi Elizabeth, Thank you for replying. On 22/7/2015 3:33 AM, Elizabeth McGurty wrote: First I would work to learn patterns in time increments, which occur most often, and plan from there. We do know that - we have a few peak hours when more data comes in, and then there are hours (like night

[Rails] Handling Hot Data with ActiveRecord

Hello! We are thinking of different ways to handle hot data in our system. We get a lot of information that's very relevant for periods of time. So, for example, we have some data that we query on the basis of > counts over last 30 minutes > data collected in the last 30 minutes > items coll

Re: [Rails] Which Company is Best on Ruby on Rails Development in India?

On 22/1/2014 5:35 PM, Adam Gilchrist wrote: Hi all, I looking for best company on Ruby on Rails Development in India. Have any good companies in India please let me know. Josh Software - they are great and very good contributors too. http://www.joshsoftware.com/ Best Regards, Mohit. -- You

Re: [Rails] Rails ActiveResource URLs for searches including habtm relationships

Thanks Colin. On 10/5/2013 4:43 AM, Colin Law wrote: I think you will have to look at the Redmine docs, unless someone here knows the answer. Colin I'm reading the source now to see if I can find what I need. Thanks for helping. Best Regards, Mohit. 10/5/2013 | 11:22 AM. -- You received

Re: [Rails] Rails ActiveResource URLs for searches including habtm relationships

Hi Colin, Thanks for trying to help. Answer further down. On 9/5/2013 8:31 PM, Colin Law wrote: On 9 May 2013 10:08, Mohit Sindhwani wrote: Hi! I'm trying to build a small client that connects to Redmine to get the list of users attached to a project. Following the AR/ Rails conven

[Rails] Rails ActiveResource URLs for searches including habtm relationships

Hi! I'm trying to build a small client that connects to Redmine to get the list of users attached to a project. Following the AR/ Rails conventions, I can get back all projects as: > http://redmine/projects.xml > http://redmine/users.xml and do searches such as: http://redmine/issues.xml?limit

Re: [Rails] Open Source Project Suggestion

On 13/6/2012 8:01 PM, Sam Serpoosh wrote: Hello everyone, I'm looking for a rails open source project which is using newer versions of rails and is a good place for reading other people's code for learning more and more ways and techniques of developing rails projects, etc. and maybe they acc

[Rails] Mongrels don't restart on Reboot

Hi All, I'm trying what seems like a textbook deployment of Rails on an Ubuntu Server. * I have a mongrel_cluster with 5 Mongrels behind an Apache server I have been trying to follow the guides on how to get this to start up on reboot and just can't seem to get it done! The guides make it se

Re: [Rails] Re: Is Ruby on Rails for beginner programmers?

On 23/10/2010 8:56 PM, tonypm wrote: Etilyeti I think this thread got a bit hijacked on some slightly esoteric issues. Hopefully this didn't put you off. I would say Ruby is a great place to start. There is loads of really good stuff on the web that will lead you into good programming *snip* h

[Rails] Mongrel failures but nothing in logs

Hi All, We are having a few strange problems in production. The Rails 2.3/ Ruby 1.8.6 application is hosted using Apache/ mod_proxy/ mongrel_cluster (managed by monit) running on CentOS. This connects to a PostgreSQL instance running on a Windows 2003 server (it's behind a load balancer bu

Re: [Rails] Re: Performing Faster...

On 1/9/2010 7:00 PM, Adi wrote: I would say don't over optimize prematurely. Seems you have done the basics, if the site does not seem slow why spend time or trying to solve a problem that does not exist yet. As a side note you should keep an eye on http://railslab.newrelic.com/. They have m

Re: [Rails] Re: Performing Faster...

On 1/9/2010 5:18 PM, Dermot Brennan wrote: Yeah, this isn't really a rails question. However, you should look at using something like Varnish http://varnish-cache.org/ to serve the static files. Thanks - Varnish had not yet crossed my mind :) Cheers, Mohit. 2/9/2010 | 5:23 PM. -- You recei

Re: [Rails] Performing Faster...

On 1/9/2010 4:29 PM, Joe Developer wrote: I can't help myself from asking, why did you choose rails for this in the first place? There's nothing wrong with Rails for the task of building a maps based application.. instead of Google Maps or Bing Maps, we use our own based on data that we have.

[Rails] Performing Faster...

Hi All, We are building a maps based site in which we serve out map tiles created by us. The entire application is working well enough and we have followed through on most of the best Rails practices to speed up things. We have also now gone through the list of YSlow and typical HTTP pract

Re: [Rails] Re: how to perform "most viewed"

On 20/8/2010 3:50 AM, Robert Walker wrote: nirosh wrote: i have a poem model. i need to display the most viewed poems. is there any plug inns out there to do this? Unless I'm missing something obvious, I wouldn't think a plugin would be needed for this. poems_controller.rb ---

Re: [Rails] Re: Ruby on rails and android

On 8/7/2010 1:06 PM, shyam mohan wrote: Hi alll... simmiler question i also want to ask How to use Rails for android application development...? Is there any tool for that...like iphone application development? rhomobile. Best Regards, Mohit. 8/7/2010 | 11:41 PM. -- You received th

Re: [Rails] Re: Rails vs Grails

On 20/5/2010 8:26 PM, Peter Hickman wrote: Not saying that there aren't technical reasons to reject Grails but on purely business grounds Rails is king. How long has the Rails community waited to hear the second half of that statement! Best Regards, Mohit. 20/5/2010 | 8:54 PM. -- You rece

Re: [Rails] Double render/redirect philosophy

On 9/2/2010 3:04 AM, Ralph Shnelvar wrote: Ok, I think I understand why RoR will flag an attempt double render in an action. What I don't understand is the philosophy of render and redirect_to. Specifically, why isn't a return implicit in both those methods? Or, I guess, more to the point ...

[Rails] Re: Something like a file server

Jacob Helwig wrote: > It should also be possible to have whatever is delegating to Mongrel > directly serve up files that exist on disk already. Then you could > save things from the DB to disk, and not tie up a Mongrel worker after > the first hit. This makes your "always download the most rece

[Rails] Re: Something like a file server

Hi Jacob, Thanks for the quick reply. Jacob Helwig wrote: > A common approach used for something like this is to have a "current" > symlink, and update it, whenever you have a newer file. > > Eg: > $ touch some-file-v1 > $ ln -s some-file-v1 current-version > $ touch some-file-v2 > $ ln -sf some

[Rails] Something like a file server

Hi, I'm sorry if this is slightly OT, but I'm trying to find a way to do the following. I have a bunch of processes that generate regular update files. Each file may be between 100KB - 4MB in size. On the other side, I have people who want to pick up the most recent version of this file. So

[Rails] Re: PHP app on the same server as Rails app

Greg Lazarev wrote: > Hi, > > I am trying to figure out how to best serve a PHP app on the same server > as my Rails app. Basically, the PHP app is a 3rd party blog that I want > to be able to access on the same server. The server is powered by > mongrel cluster and apache. I tried putting the blo

[Rails] Re: preceding zero

Craig White wrote: > On Mon, 2009-09-28 at 01:52 +0800, Mohit Sindhwani wrote: > >> Craig White wrote: >> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> you can easily create your own function and put it into application.rb >>

[Rails] Re: preceding zero

Craig White wrote: > On Sun, 2009-09-27 at 19:26 +0200, Michael .. wrote: > >> hi. >> >> I want to format a Integer value to a hour with a preceding zero.(two >> digits) >> eg. 8 => 08 >> >> Exists a Ruby or Rails function for that? >> >> > > you can easily create your own function an

[Rails] Re: for crontab

Preksha Patel wrote: > Hassan Schroeder wrote: > >> On Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 11:27 PM, Preksha Patel >> wrote: >> >> >>> i haven't read man pages for cron or crontab...can you please help me >>> for that??i mean from where i can read it?? can you please give me >>> link?? >>> >>

[Rails] Re: rails CMS - which is most stable & simplest at the moment? (i.e. has a solid following)

Greg Hauptmann wrote: > Hi - there quite a few Ruby on Rails CMS's out there. Can anyone give > a picture of which are the most supported/worked on at the moment > (i.e. most likely to have a long life)? Just after a simple CMS... > radiant - www.radiantcms.org Cheers, Mohit. 9/21/2009 | 1:

[Rails] Re: Geographical Services?

Peter Laurens wrote: > This is a broad question to get me started in the right direction: > > I would like to provide a location-based service so that users can tag > articles with a location (the place where the article took place), and > search (or list) articles by location. > > This raises som

[Rails] Re: CMS in Rails

Prathiba Danthanarayana wrote: > i have got to do a R&D for CMS in rails. so can someone tell me what is > the best for CMS in rails ? > What do you mean R&D? What are the features you are looking for? Radiant CMS is pretty good. Cheers, Mohit. 7/18/2009 | 8:22 PM. --~--~-~--~--

[Rails] Re: Choosing RoR or CMS for a customer which wants to customize

Roderick van Domburg wrote: > +1 for Radiant CMS. It's super easy to extend and there's a lot of > existing extensions too. WYSIWYG / WYSIWYM is one of them. > +1 (and a great community!) Cheers, Mohit. 6/26/2009 | 7:09 PM. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received

[Rails] Re: Word document parsing using ROR

p_W wrote: > @Mohit: > It was asked previously by the OP, he just never got his question > answered properly. > My apologies in that case. Sorry to all. Just that with the volume of emails on Rails Talk and the increased number of questions like "I want to do this - send me code and eve

[Rails] Re: sqlite3....Ugghhh`

Derek Smith wrote: > The solution was on SLED 11. Thank you for pointing me in the right > direction! > Glad to. Cheers, Mohit. 6/22/2009 | 11:25 PM. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on R

[Rails] Re: sqlite3....Ugghhh`

Derek Smith wrote: > Hi all, > > I have been reading and trying all the google links/forums for 2 nights > now on how to fix my issue with getting sqlite3 installed so I can use > rails. Im running SLED 11. plese help! thank you! > > $ uname -a > Linux linux-7lbv 2.6.27.19-5-pae #1 SMP 2009-02-

[Rails] Re: Urgent ! Need Web Services Help

Hamid Raza wrote: > I want to develop web services using ruby on rails , how can i , any > help ? > How is this urgent? Have you even searched the Internet for web services on Rails? Cheers, Mohit. 6/17/2009 | 6:32 PM. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this

[Rails] Re: Word document parsing using ROR

anandh wrote: > Is there anyway to parse word document to upload the data from > word doc to d/b pls help me in sorting this issue. > This has been asked and answered recently. Cheers, Mohit. 6/12/2009 | 7:06 PM. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this m

[Rails] Re: Rails Code Indentation

JannaB wrote: > What do you use asa good RoR editor then? > NetBeans indents very well. Cheers, Mohit. 6/7/2009 | 11:03 AM. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To post to

[Rails] Re: CMS and REST - best practices

Mauricio Dulce wrote: > hello, i need add the comments to radiant please i neet a tutorial > It would be good to ask on the Radiant CMS mailing list, but see: * http://github.com/saturnflyer/radiant-comments/tree/master * http://wiki.github.com/radiant/radiant/using-radiant-as-a-blog Cheers,

[Rails] Re: CMS and REST - best practices

wejrow...@gmail.com wrote: > OK I need a bit of direction for this. I want to build an app where I > have a CMS side that edits everything (which is all private), then a > public side which just views is all. My dilemma is how to set this up. > What is the best practice for this? > > I have a coup

[Rails] Re: Content Management the Rails way

Neil Middleton wrote: > Hi guys, > > I'm currently looking into the CMS's we use at the moment in house > with an aim to replace them with a Rails / Ruby based system to match > our application stacks (we do 50/50 app / CMS development). At the > moment we're using Joomla and a CMS written in

[Rails] Re: Making a backend-centric application

Christian Wattengård wrote: > Is Rails usable for a backend/server-centric application? The > application is supposed to just sit there and grab data from various > sources at certain times, process them, stuff them in a database. > These data will then be presented in different ways, via a web- >

[Rails] Re: Facing problem with Fastercsv on deployment server

Dharmdip Rathod wrote: > Hello , friends i am facing strange problem here.I have installed > Fatercsv(1.2.3) for report export functionality, It's working proper on > my development server. > > Development server = WinXp Professional V 2002 SP2 >= Rails version 2.0.2 >

[Rails] Re: rails hosting

bramu...@gmail.com wrote: > Hi All, > > I am looking for the cheapest rails hosting with mysql support. > Can you please let me know the best rails hosting when price is > concerning. Are there any free rails hosting servers?? > > Thanks, > Ramu. I find HostingRails good enough for most thing

[Rails] Re: Testing on Linux VM on winXP 3 times faster than XP

Phlip wrote: > Right - the program loader is pathetic. It assumes we want to load MS > Office, once, and live inside it for a while. It can't comprehend > scripts that call many small executables. > Is it just the loader that is slow? Or is there something that can be done in the way of passi

[Rails] Re: Regular Expressions for Leading white space

Philip Hallstrom wrote: >> Can Anyone help me with regular expression which checks the string, if >> it contains Leading whitespaces. >> example >> => admin >> it contains leading space with it. >> so i need to check it. >> pls help me. >> > > Read up on the Regex class and pattern matching i

[Rails] Re: under windows: launching an external app via system... but not waiting for a response

phil wrote: > Hi, > I have an application written in Ruby (it's actually a windows > service). It needs to launch other applications. The problem I am > having is that when I call system("args to launch app") it never > returns, because I guess the app never returns until it is closed. > Do a s

[Rails] Re: How to share tables between Ruby Apps...

LaughingNinja wrote: > Hi, > > We are in the process of rewriting our intranet applications in Ruby. > We have one complete that requires an email invite being sent. We want > to write another app that simply looks for unsent emails and sends > them. This will be used by several ruby apps. How can

[Rails] SMF Forum + Rails - any experience?

Hi, I'm trying to see if I can get Simple Machines Forum (SMF) coexist with a Radiant CMS site. So far, I have only found this: http://railsforum.com/viewtopic.php?pid=49374 which gives some idea. Also, SMF exports out some data such as 'Recent Posts' that I should be able to parse and creat

[Rails] Re: Calling System on winows batch file

Ryan Mckenzie wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I'm using InstantRails 2.0 on a Windows XP 32 bit system. > > I'm developing a Rails application where I would like to execute a .bat > file > > I've had a look around and this piece of code is suppose to do the trick > but it does not seem to work. > > s

[Rails] Re: Need a ROR Programmer for a CMS

SEMG wrote: > hello - I am looking for a ROR programmer to build a CMS. I have not > had much luck! We are currently using Drupal, but am interested in > going towards ROR since we are rebranding anyways. It's an > entertainment/lifestyle/pop culture site so we need to be able to > manage our ar

[Rails] Re: Advice on Mac versus PC ?

wbsurf...@yahoo.com wrote: > Thanks for the advice, > > Can a mac read an external USB drive that came from a Windows XP > machine ? > > The mac sounds interesting. I like the idea of being able to pop open > a native shell to the system and do 'ps -ef' and see what is running > and be able to w

[Rails] Re: DIY -> HOW TO make own Rails server [4 dummies]

Bartosz Wais wrote: > Hi guyz, > > I got idea to build over lazy Christmas period dedicated rails server > for rails just for home use.. so instead wasting that time for trying > maybe somebody can give me a hint what is the easiest.. or quickest > way to make it. > > I got old pc(dell laptop with

[Rails] Re: mySQL databases and Radiant...uggg

Ryan Ororie wrote: > * Trying * (hard) to get Radiant CMS to work for me here. Based on these > instructions: > > http://wiki.radiantcms.org/Database_Configuration > > I created my development database, but when I try to use the 'grant all' > command to tell it the user name and pass this is what

[Rails] Re: Deploying Radiant - why can't anything ever just work?

Patrick Doyle wrote: > On Sun, Dec 21, 2008 at 10:03 PM, Ryan Ororie > > wrote: > > > So I have been tinkering with Rails all week - I'm a designer, not a > developer, but I'm looking to expand my knowledge. I created an > instance > of Ra

[Rails] Re: How to get one columns as an array from database

Zhao Yi wrote: > Ryan wrote: > >> I think it's been around since Rails 2.1 >> >> Project.first >> Project.last >> Project.all >> >> all work. >> > > I think the first last and all refers to rows. I want to select columns. > If I'm not wrong, relational algebra doesn't identify a sequenc

[Rails] Re: RForum on Rails 2.x

Mohit Sindhwani wrote: > Hi! Has anyone tried to/ is running RForum on Rails 2.x? > > At least as deployed to Ruby Forum, it seems super fast with multiple > forums, has good follow-up features (e-mail), a decent messaging system > between users, very decent anti-spam featu

[Rails] Re: [JOBS] Excellent Job Opportunity: Lead Engineering (Ruby on Rails), New Delhi

Chad Woolley wrote: > On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 2:12 AM, Frederick Cheung > <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: > > > > On 25 Nov 2008, at 06:58, Jitendra Singh wrote: > > > > > We are looking for motivated Ruby on Rails/Java technology > > > When you find your

[Rails] RForum on Rails 2.x

Hi! Has anyone tried to/ is running RForum on Rails 2.x? At least as deployed to Ruby Forum, it seems super fast with multiple forums, has good follow-up features (e-mail), a decent messaging system between users, very decent anti-spam features and a whole host of nice things - it does seem

[Rails] Re: loops

Smarty 2k wrote: > hi friends > > please help me > > for (int i=0; i < total; ++i) > { > // do something here > @blogid=params[:blog][:s.id] # multiple row > } > > Convert Ruby loops > I'm not sure what you are trying to do, but a primer in Ruby loops will help, from the look of i

[Rails] Re: Installed Ruby on Rails (and Aptana RadRails), checked application environment, and got a big error

glassangel wrote: > I'm working out of the book RailSpace, and when I installed it, it > installed Mongrel, but apparently not SQLLite, and I recieved this > error message: > > no such file to load -- sqlite3 > then, you just need to install SQLite3 - search up to find a guide for your OS. It

[Rails] Re: Deploying Production Rails on Windows Server

iplat wrote: > Hello Everyone, > > I'm in need of a good guide that will describe how to deploy Rails in > a production environment on windows. Unfortunately, I have no choice > on the platform so I need to find something that will help me through > this painful task. I'd like to know the best way

[Rails] Re: Recommended Reading for..

Bill Walton wrote: > Hi Mojit, > > Mohit Sindhwani wrote: > > >> For one of my sites, I want to create a developer API so that other >> people can leverage of what we build to quickly put together their own >> solutions (I guess something like Google Maps is a

[Rails] Re: Book Recommendation for fast drop into webdesign

Jeffrey Goines wrote: > Mohit Sindhwani wrote: > >> It's not HTML but I really enjoyed reading "Stylin' with CSS: A >> Designer's Guide" - I thought it was written in a very accessible manner >> and it helped me, a CSS-nobody to get a reaso

[Rails] Recommended Reading for..

For one of my sites, I want to create a developer API so that other people can leverage of what we build to quickly put together their own solutions (I guess something like Google Maps is a good parallel example). We'd like to control who uses it since we have data providers who would like to

[Rails] Re: Book Recommendation for fast drop into webdesign

Jeffrey Goines wrote: > hello, > > I did some web design quite a while ago and now i have some time to get > back into it but i want it as fast as possible and what i'm really > lacking is some good resource how to restart. > > it's like that i need the general html design patterns plus css in an

[Rails] Re: Validating email

Sijo Kg wrote: > Hi > I have a mailid like [EMAIL PROTECTED]@ As part of email validation > > I have to check it [EMAIL PROTECTED] So I did > > "[EMAIL PROTECTED]@@".split('@') So I get ['test','123.com'] But if it > were [EMAIL PROTECTED] the expected validation is correct But the lase t

[Rails] Re: Unable to install sqlite3

This is a known problem. Hope the link below helps: http://domhackers.blogspot.com/2008/09/sqlite3-ruby-gem-on-windows.html Cheers, Mohit. 11/3/2008 | 2:04 PM. Hammer Ting wrote: > I am new to Ruby. Try out a web application, but when I tried to access > the page, it has the following error (

[Rails] Re: The Forum Hunt continues...

Fernando Perez wrote: > There is 'altered beast' which is based of the no longer maintained > 'best' forum app. > > But if you want a truly slow and insecure server, then please use phpBB. > Hi Fernando, thanks for the reply. So, it does seem that the general feedback is to avoid phpBB. In

[Rails] The Forum Hunt continues...

I'm still looking around for a good forum to integrate with a Radiant site that I'm working on, and I have narrowed it down to three options in the Rails world: (a) RForum - that seems to be updated less frequently, but seems quite good! (b) Altered Beast - quoted as an exemplary Rails 2 applica

[Rails] Re: Can not install sqlite3-ruby

Khaled mahmud Khaled wrote: > Hi Friends, > > I could not setup sqlite3. When I type "gem install sqlite3-ruby > --version 1.2.4" in the command prompt. The following problem is > arising. > On Windows, I think you need 1.2.3 - so you should do: gem install sqlite3-ruby --version 1.2.3 That sh

[Rails] Re: [ANN] El Dorado - an open-source forum in Rails

Trevor Turk wrote: > Thanks for your reply, Mohit. It's silly that I forgot to mention Beast, > of course. I guess I overlooked it because everybody already knows about > it...? Beast is a great app, and a good pick for integration as well, > mainly because it's so small and widely used. I refe

[Rails] Re: [ANN] El Dorado - an open-source forum in Rails

Hi Trevor Thanks for the long message. I do appreciate the reply. I've been following the project (in terms of watching the mailing list posts to the Rails mailing list) and haven't seen much about it. That either means it works really well or people aren't using it or people are going els

[Rails] Re: [ANN] El Dorado - an open-source forum in Rails

Trevor Turk wrote: > I'm pleased to announce the first public release of El Dorado: a > full-stack community web application written in Ruby/Rails. > > The app features a forum, community event calendar, shared file storage, > and a randomized header image gallery. > > It can import content from

[Rails] Re: Serving a PDF document

Simon Macneall wrote: > Hi all, > > Been banging my head against this for a little while so figured I see if > anyone here could light the way. > > Our site receives input from fillable pdfs as XML (XFDF to be precise) and > processes the information. We also need to be able to re-export the f

[Rails] Re: Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player cause double send_file downloads?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On Oct 4, 9:59 pm, Mohit Sindhwani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Our Rails application allows WAV file downloads. The user clicks on a >>> l

[Rails] Re: Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player cause double send_file downloads?

Philip Hallstrom wrote: >> Our Rails application allows WAV file downloads. The user clicks on a >> link, or >> clicks a button, and the WAV file gets sent as a response, using >> send_file. >> >> It looks like IE is discarding the initial WAV file and passing the >> URL to Windows >> Media Playe

[Rails] Re: Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player cause double send_file downloads?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > > Our Rails application allows WAV file downloads. The user clicks on a > link, or > clicks a button, and the WAV file gets sent as a response, using > send_file. > > It looks like IE is discarding the initial WAV file and passing the > URL to Windows > Media Play

[Rails] Re: Building Gem of a Rails app

Chad A. wrote: > I'm looking for advice about packaging a gem that runs as a rails > app. The rails app that I'm interested in is iClassify. As as > starting point, I'm soliciting nominees for good examples of gems that > are meant to run as rails apps, not just gems that add functionality a > b

[Rails] Re: CMS on Rails 2 and easy to integrate with?

Tim Gossett wrote: > > done. > > http://wiki.radiantcms.org/Does_Radiant_have_what_I_need > Excellent! Thanks a lot :) Cheers, Mohit. 9/10/2008 | 9:13 AM. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on

[Rails] Re: [ANN] Kete 1.1, an open source Rails application for online communities, is here

Walter McGinnis wrote: > Hi Mohit, > > You can give Kete a try simply by asking questions you might have on > the Kete community site run on the software at http://kete.net.nz/ or > feel free to contact me offlist and I can point you at a demo site > where you can play around a bit. > > Glad to

[Rails] Re: CMS on Rails 2 and easy to integrate with?

Tim Gossett wrote: > > Radiant is the way to go. > > *snip* > > Hi Tim That's a fantastic list of things you've created. Any chance that I could urge you to add it to the Radiant CMS Summer Reboot Documentation [1] project? It may go in as something

[Rails] Re: [ANN] Kete 1.1, an open source Rails application for online communities, is here

Walter McGinnis wrote: > Kete 1.1 is now available with a giant helping of new features and > improvements. This is also the first release where you can grab Kete > from our code repository's new home at Github.com. > See http://kete.net.nz/site/topics/show/25-downloads for details or > brow