Projects tagged ‘database’ and ‘rails’

SubSonic is a toolset that helps a website build itself. It brings some of the fun and elegance of Ruby on Rails to ASP.NET.

This project provides extensions to ActiveRecord so it can take advantage of database specific features like store multi-value insert statements, procedure calls, more robust finder methods, etc.

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]

What is Cabbie?Cabbie is a PHP Model-View-Controller framework that borrows its ideas from Ruby on Rails and emulates a lot of its features. Cabbie is sponsored by Works4all (http://works4all.nl) and ... [More] was written for their Wiban project. Why Cabbie?Because we can, and because: <@jali> Cabbie <@jali> :P <@hisham> how'd you come to pick it? <@jali> Because it's a spin on the name Filing Cabinet <@jali> which is how an SQL DB works <@hisham> clickity click <@hisham> its done. We just liked the name, so we used it. Feature ListEasy to use Model-View-Controller approach Complete database abstraction layer provided by Creole (MySQL, pgSQL etc..) Object Relation Model (ORM) that eliminates the need to write SQL Simple yet powerful template engine with the ability to specify custom engine XML template builder for writing XML documents (example: RSS) Built-in translation support to make your application available in multiple languages Built-in dynamic URL re-writing Directory indexer with customizable templates and icons for listing contents of directories Similar syntax and concepts to Ruby on Rails AJAX support Memcached and APC integration (not yet in svn) Flex/Weborb integration (not yet in svn) Need information?Visit the Cabbie wiki for more information on how to install and use Cabbie for your web applications. AuthorsHisham Mardam Bey Reno De Jong Copyright given where copyright is due to:Luchezar Petkov Sam Stephenson John Peterson LicenseCabbie is under the new BSD license. Code that is reused from other projects is licensed under its original license. [Less]

Ruby on Rails "Migrations" ported to .NET Migrations are a way to define your database schema in such a way that it is easy to: * put into source control (know which schema changes relate to which ... [More] code changes) * share between developers * rollback or upgrade to any version of the schema from any version * deploy your schema to test and production environments SQL scripts (instead of Ruby scripts) are used for the migrations, otherwise this is almost identical to Rails migrations. [Less]

ActivemodelPython already has tons of SQL-wrappers and ORMs and some are quite good. Nevertheless I started my own. Mainly to see if it is possible to implement the API used in Rails. Some parts ... [More] required a lot of tricks and magic metaclasses. But in the end it worked well. Every model class represents a table in the database. Instances of the class represent rows of the table and the attributes of an instance are the column values of the row. Unlike other object relationional mappers (ORMs) you do not have to specify the columns in the class. This follows the Don't-Repeat-Yourself principle (DRY). Additionsally I added query features as seen in Django, SQLAlchemy and SQLObject. The only supported database at the moment is MySQL but SQLite and other backends will follow probably. Unlike Rails activemodel currently provides no mechanism for migration or validation. Please read the README in the wiki for more information. Please send questions and feedback to henning.schroeder (at) gmail (dot) com [Less]

Object-oriented access to RDF data (using various adapters to datastores).

Smooth Migration PluginThe Smooth Migration plugin allows database migrations to continue running instead of aborting on failure. The rake db:migrate task will fail at the end of the migration instead ... [More] of in the middle. This helps prevent getting stuck between migrations and needing to comment out code to continue migrating. RequirementsRails >= 1.2 InstallationThe traditional way: ruby script/plugin install http://smooth-migration.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/smooth_migration/ Or with piston: piston import http://smooth-migration.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/smooth_migration/ vendor/plugins/smooth_migration ExampleBefore Smooth Migration == CreateSomeTable: migrating ================================================= -- create_table(:users) -> 0.0039s -- add_column(:users, :email, :string) -> 0.0075s -- add_column(:table_does_not_exist, :foo, :string) rake aborted! SQLite3::SQLException: no such table: table_does_not_exist: ALTER TABLE table_does_not_exist ADD 'foo' varchar(255)In this example, the migration created the users table, but then failed when attempting to add a column to a table that does not exist. One problem is that your database is still on the previous schema version, so the next time you try to migrate, it will fail on creating the users table. After Smooth Migration == CreateSomeTable: migrating ================================================= -- create_table(:users) -> 0.0042s -- add_column(:users, :email, :string) -> 0.3769s -- add_column(:table_does_not_exist, :foo, :string) -> ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid -> SQLite3::SQLException: no such table: table_does_not_exist: ALTER TABLE table_does_not_exist ADD 'foo' varchar(255) -- add_column(:users, :bar, :string) -> 0.0081s == CreateSomeTable: migrated (0.3910s) ======================================== rake aborted! -- 1 Failures! Review console output.The exception messages are displayed inline and the migration continues. At the end of the migration an exception is thrown to abort the rake task and a failure notice is displayed. UsageYour migrations will become smooth after installing the plugin. If you want to migrate the old way, use: rake db:migrate SMOOTH=false Or, in your environment configuration file: SmoothMigration.disabled = trueCopyright (c) 2007 Dan Manges, released under the MIT license. [Less]

Will manage techniques, lists, forms, drills and variations of interest. Using Ruby on Rails.

El proyecto aborda la migración de una aplicación php que hacía minería de datos contra archivos html ordenados en carpetas mensuales Pasamos a RoR para aprovechar las capacidades de búsqueda ... [More] de texto (acts_as_ferret), folksonomía (acts_as_taggable), y participación (acts_as_commentable/voteable/rateable) [Less]