Projects tagged ‘blog’ and ‘rubyonrails’

Chameleon is a free, easy-to-use and highly extensible blogging platform. Using Chameleon, you can easily publish a wide range of different types of content, ranging from blog post to recipes, and ... [More] from podcasts to photos. Chameleon is focused on providing you both customizability and extensibility, so your blog becomes personal again. [Less]

internationalization UI of mephistoblog with ruby-gettext need gettext>gem install gettext how to localize>svn co http://mephistoblog-i18n.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ mephist_i18n make your ... [More] language directory in po directory(ex.po/ja in japanese) and copy mephisto.pot in made directory named mephisto.po. translate mephisto.po in your language directory. finish translation. check here what's language available. http://mephistoblog-i18n.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/po/ >rake makemo finish how to i18nchange "English string" to _("English string")ex1. basic flash[:notice] = "Your article was saved" to flash[:notice] = _("Your article was saved")ex2. width paramsget text could not use #{} syntax page.flash.errors "Cannot remove system template '#{params[:filename]}'" to page.flash.errors _("Cannot remove system template '%{filename}'") % {:filename => params[:filename]}ex3. view static html Site Admin to <%= _('Site Admin') %>update po>rake updatepo make mo>rake makemo [Less]

This project is meant for personal websites. It has two components. First, it has a blog for posting site updates. Second, it has a wiki for storing personal articles. All formatting for the blog ... [More] and article components is done in Markdown. The site supports full caching for optimal performance. It also supports multiple users, so that you and your friends can keep the site up to date. [Less]

This is my first Ruby on Rails project, it's going to a be a plain blog engine. Nothing fancy.

Orangutan Blogging EngineThis is a blogging system written in Ruby on Rails and assumes a technically savvy Rails user. Sorry, this isn't a replacement for Wordpress. I figure if you want to do a ... [More] blogging system in Rails it's because you're using the framework already. So much of the configuration of this assumes you're handy with rake and YML files and the like. The blogging system is intended to rely on mashing up a bunch of content from various sites instead of doing a lot of things by itself. Not only is this due to my own personal laziness but also it's due to my desire to use the best of breed of the various applications. Features supported in this first beta release (which I'm numbering 080325): Standard blogging features (comments, posts, etc) RSS (Atom) feeds for posts Flickr support Twitter support Disqus support Google Analytics support Tagging for posts and searches and indexes by date and tags Views are done using HAML for easy modification Internal comment system with email notification of new posts, Gravatar support and more Flexible architecture allowing for new custom functionality to be easily added Administration user interface I wrote this for personal use because I didn't like the way Typo and Mephisto worked internally and wanted something of my own to hack around with. I'm releasing this under the MIT license in hope that someone else may find this useful. Please let me know if you have any issues or would like to contribute code. Gersham Meharg, March 25th, 2008 [Less]

Stiki consists of a Wiki for managing documents and a Blog for posting updates. It is a Ruby on Rails application that utilizes AJAX, but gracefully fails in the absense of Javascript.

BlindTiger is a simple (very simple, currently) CMS that creates small blog and photo gallery sites for personal use. It is single user, and gives the user the options of creating and maintaining a ... [More] blog, and/or a set of photo galleries. Hopefully, at some point in the future, it will support multiple or custom layouts, an optional user community, and various other social networking add ons. [Less]

日本語 goalDonrails goal is making framework for content management and training materials for making other application with Ruby on Rails. Donrails's scope of this projectDevelop just enough ... [More] functionality to make Blog or diary with Ruby on Rails. Build a diary tool just like Hyper NIKKI System Project, tDiary and many of web diary helper, but less broken. Reference codes. If you want to make some application or web-site with Ruby on Rails, you can use under GPL-2 license. Assumptions or ground rules for the project.we will use programming language Ruby on Ruby on Rails. Then, maybe, you can choose your favorite OS. But main/first target is Debian GNU/Linux. Related resourcesRuby on Rails typo Hyper NIKKI System Project tDiary wiliki, moinmoin welcome membersWe hope you to join donrails community! [Less]

Tired of ridiculously complex blogging software that hides your data from you, or messes up your blog layout? Picatinny is different. You create your layout using HTML and CSS. You format your posts ... [More] in HTML, just as they are going to be displayed to your readers. Picatinny doesn't mess with you or your blog. You can work with Picatinny, not against it. Picatinny will be written in Ruby on Rails and use a MySQL database. [Less]

Looking for a no fuss blog app? Use meedoo, it's easy to setup and you'll be blogging in no time