Projects

SubSonic

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.

ActiveRecord Extensions

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.

Neo4j.rb

Neo4j is a graph database for JRuby. It supports: transactions, querying/indexing, traversal of relationships, mapping of ruby objects to a graph. It uses the java libs neo4j and lucene.

db-charmer

DbCharmer is a Rails plugin (and gem) that could be used to manage AR model connections, implement master/slave query schemes, sharding and other magic features many high-scale applications need.

db_refactor

This Rails plugin makes it trivial to move one or more columns from one table to another while retaining the values. The columns are automatically created in the destination table with the same name and type, and missing referenced objects are also automatically created. Usage is simple: install ... [More] the plugin as usual, and you can the move_column method in all migrations. [Less]

L2J-Faris

L2J-Faris is a open source development place for Lineage 2 Game Server emulator.

cabbie

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 was written for their Wiban project. Why Cabbie?Because we can, and because: Cabbie :P ... [More] how'd you come to pick it? Because it's a spin on the name Filing Cabinet which is how an SQL DB works clickity click 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]

Chameleon

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 from podcasts to photos. Chameleon is focused on providing you both customizability and extensibility, so your blog becomes personal again.

add-column-after

add_column_after PluginCurrently MySQL Only Allows specification of :after to add_column and change column in accordance with http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/alter-table.html Examples: add_column :table_name, :column_name, :type, :after => 'other_column_name' change_column ... [More] :table_name, :column_name, :type, :after => 'other_column_name' Install: ./script/plugin install http://add-column-after.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/add_column_after Project Site: http://code.google.com/p/add-column-after/ [Less]

acts-as-tsearch

Acts_as_tsearch is a plugin for Ruby on Rails which makes it simple to implement scalable, full text search for Rails if you're using PostgreSQL as your database. It wraps the built-in full text search engine of PostgreSQL with a familiar 'acts_as' implementation. The primary author ... [More] Ben Wiseley of ActiveRain explains their motivation: While scalability problems with acts_as_ferret (likely through our own ignorance) led us to develop this we'd love to thank acts_as_ferret for providing an excellent model on how to do as acts_as_search plugin for Rails and getting us very quickly through our first few months. Their search solution is definitely worth looking at and is much more robust. Where to start?Prepare your PostgreSQL database Follow the quick start Read up advanced acts_as_tsearch declarations multi-vector-searching Migrations how to migrate your search indexes Testing explains how to get unit tests working Stuck? Ask questions on acts_as_tsearch Sampleclass BlogEntry < ActiveRecord::Base acts_as_tsearch :fields => ['title','description'] end BlogEntry.find_by_tsearch('who what where') [Less]