Projects tagged ‘json’ and ‘ruby’

A JSON Web App Framework designed to provide for simple applications dealing solely with JSON requests and responses from AJAX client applications or for lightweight server-side message transport.

Rx is a system for simple, extensible cross-language schemata for data validation.

GWT on Rails is a Rails plugin that integrates GWT client side compiled JavaScript with Rails REST web services.

A small scale authentication server to provide multiple applications one point of contact for authentication against LDAP et al data stores. The system will respond with a temporary Authenticated Token to be used for the session. There will also be a client-side library for use in Ruby available.

An implementation of the JSON specification according to RFC 4627 for Ruby. Includes a (very fast) native implementation, written in C, and a pure Ruby implementation. Also includes a GTK+ GUI tool for editing JSON. This library is part of Ruby 1.9's standard library.

A small web2.0 application that acts as a generic product for a large horizontal market. Build with ruby on rails and javascript. It consists of a small, fast user-interface, a small database model and a model-driven generator. As a generic program, it will be used in different domains.

JSON-JRuby is a port of Florian Frank's native json library to JRuby.

Using the newest Ext js library with the newest Ruby on Rails

Parses and Generates JSON from and to Ruby Objects. Ruby 1.9 compatible. Ruby extension written in C. (using json-c library by Michael Clark at http://oss.metaparadigm.com/json-c/) Usage is simple: JSON::generate(object) # Generates a JSON ... [More] string from Object JSON::parse(json_string) # Parses a JSON string into a Ruby ObjectSee test.rb for examples. To build: ruby extconf.rb (Make sure json-c is in your library path) make (nmake in msvc) ruby test.rb (test it)Notes for win32 users: You might need to apply the win32.patch file to json-c library in order to compile it. [Less]

This Rails plugin allows two Ruby on Rails apps to synchronize. The current vision is to allow local (offline) applications sync with their server (online) counterparts.

The Simile Timeline for Rails project provides a set of tools for Ruby generally, and Rails specifically to generate Simile Timeline DHTML controls in pages, and produce and consume events for display within those timelines. It provides a two view ... [More] portions, the first of which generates DHTML + JavaScript powering the timeline and fielding events to a remote server, and the second which generates JSON-formatted events consumable by the timeline. It also provides an ActiveRecord mixin which allows existing Rails model instances to expose themselves as Simile Timeline events. [Less]

This is a sample application for my practice on google gears and RESTbased api.