Projects tagged ‘ror’ and ‘ruby’

来源：http://iceskysl.1sters.com_ -1stlog归来，人员征集中:http://iceskysl.1sters.com/?action=show&id=257_ ... [More] 有问题的话，在issues里面提出，我们会尽快修复，如果有新需求，请也一并提出，我们会考虑予以实现，谢谢！ 各位开发者到Issues里面提出尚未完成的功能，领取自己感兴趣的功能实现后及时chenckin到SVN上 1stlog群：group183346@msnzone.cn 很高兴的告诉大家，1stlog的第一个版本发布了，从规划到实现、测试大概有一个月的时间，谢谢朋友们的支持和帮助，谢谢！ 1stlog诞生的背景大家知道，PHP的领域中，被广泛使用的博客系统应该是WP了；Rails版本的blog系统现在用的比较多的应该是typo和simplog 了，这两个也有不少人使用了。但是我用了后觉得不是很符合国人的习惯，很多 地方用着感觉很别扭，于是打算自己动手写一个用着习惯的blog系统。 1stlog规划做为一个blog系统，需要很好的通用性和易用性，我们平衡两者的关系，通过研究现有blog的特点，规划了1stlog的大部分功能，简单灵活、可扩展。 1stlog的命名我们是1sters.com团队开发设计开发的，又是一个blog系统，所以定其名字为1stlog，很合理，不是么， 1stlog的功能点功能点还是很多的，包含但不限于以下列举的这么多。 安装方便，不需要重新编译 Type / Categories / Tags 的管理 日志的发表 编辑 删除 评论及其评论管理 支持Textile可视化和tiny_mce可视化编辑器（简单、高级两种) Trackback 及其防spider以及灌水机 基于Ajax的search和Trackback地址生成 文章 / 评论的feeds 按照分类或者性质的feeds 单篇文章的feeds输出 个性化展示配置 自定义显示模板 验证码 上传下载文件 选择自己需要的显示模块 可配置每页显示的篇数等显示数目 可以选择自己喜欢的显示模板 用户管理 友情链接 定时备份数据库 等等等。。。 搭建1stlog需要mysql4.0及其以上版本数据库 rails2.0及其以上版本 ruby1.8.6及其以上版本 RedCloth RMagick 演示 http://1stlog.1sters.com/ 安装演示 参考：-> [Less]

A RSS reader build on ruby on rails

It's a worked out example with added features(edit,delete) with ajax in Rails using Rjs templates. To know more about the code and explanation visit blog.spritle.com

A Ruby on Rails project, for share magic viedo

UsageThe plugin allows extented model generation functionality, i.e.: ruby script/generate my_model User name:string:limit_48:null_false:default_username pass:string:limit_15Optionsnull_true or ... [More] null_false default_string limit_integer precision_integer scale_integer autoincrement_true or autoincrement_falseInstallruby script/plugin install http://extended-model-generator.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/my_model/ [Less]

ThalieDescrptionThalie is a Ruby On Rails' project made by Epita student for testing this new tech. This Project permits to manage teams working on projects. SourcesThe sources of this project are ... [More] on the svn. Thalie was developped on assembla, because that offer lots of tools. Go on Assembla to see it. Installationwget http://thalie.googlecode.com/files/Thalie.rar unrar x Thalile.rar cd Thalie export RAILS_ENV="production" rake db:create rake db:migrate ruby script/server -e production When the server is launched, the member named 'root' was added to the database. We can login with it (email, password). The password can be changed when we'll be loged in. rootlast_name: root first_name root password: root email: root@localhost.com Requiredruby 1.8 rubygems MySql Rails 2.0.1 [Less]

MOVED TO GITHUBhttp://github.com/stalcottsmith/limber/tree/master git://github.com/stalcottsmith/limber.git WARNING: Experimental... LimberBending Flex to Rails. What Does It Do?This Rails ... [More] plugin provides a two-stage active code generator for Adobe Flex applications which interact with a Rails resource on the back end. The input to the generator is a Ruby DSL along with a number of helpers (behaviors and components) to help keep your code dry. This allows Ruby developers to utilize the full UI widget library for Flex to develop Rich Internet Applications with relatively few lines of Ruby. It provides generators and rake tasks to produce the entire application using the Cairngorm framework. I tried to remain faithful to the general ideas contained in the example application in the Flexible Rails book, however, having produced one entire production application this way, I am thinking about refactoring and possibly generating code using a different framework. There should be no need to modify the generated code except in some cases where you may wish to test or debug something. As such, it is an "active" code generator. You only maintain Ruby code. You may include arbitrary ActionScript where needed, however, when you find yourself dropping into ActionScript more than once for the same type of thing, it is advisable to extend Limber by adding a Behavior or a Component. (The names for these abstractions may change.) So far I have developed a couple components such as: form_for data_grid_for create_or_update_buttons_for and so on. These are really more analogous to Rails helpers so I am a little unhappy overloading the term "component." Behaviors include: for_each create update destroy reorder alert filter_on_boolean_value format_currency format_date and more... Example CodeUsage of data_grid_for def users_list_panel panel :title => "User List", :id => :userListPanel, :background_alpha => 0.15, :height => "100%", :width => "50%", :status => "({_model.users.length}) Users" do data_grid_for(:users, :id => :usersDG, :background_alpha => 0.15, :width => "100%", :height => "100%", :item_click => "userSelectionChanged(event)" ) do |grid| grid.column "ID", :id, :width => 30 grid.column "Logon Name", :logon_name, :width => 145 grid.column "Name", :known_as_name, :width => 145 grid.column "Company", :company_name, :width => 200 end end endUsage of form_for def user_data_form v_box('Details', :height => "100%", :width => "100%") { form_for( :user, :truth_values => ['Y', 'N'] ) do |f| f.heading "{_model.currentUser == null ? 'Enter new user' : 'Update existing user' }" f.text "First Name", :first_name f.text "Last Name", :last_name f.text "Logon Username", :logon_name, :required => true, :max_chars => 50 f.text "Password", :password, :display_as_password => true, :max_chars => 50, :text => "{null}" f.text "Confirm Password", :password_confirmation, :display_as_password => true, :max_chars => 50, :text => "{null}" f.text "Email Address", :email_address f.check "Internal User?", :is_internal_user f.combo "Company", :company_id, :label_field => 'name', :width => 225, :collection => :companies, :label_function => "companyStateAndName" f.button_bar { create_or_update_buttons_for(:user, :cancel => "_model.currentUser = null ; #{f.clear}", :create => f.form_values, :after_create => f.clear, :update => f.form_values.merge(:id => model_value(:user, :id)), :after_update => f.clear) button "Delete", :click => "deleteClickHandler(event) ; #{f.clear}", :enabled => bind_to("_model.currentUser != null") } end } endAs you can see, some ActionScript is required but I have tried to make it as minimal as possible. Why?The impetus for development of this plugin came in the form a consulting project. I was contacted about an application using Ruby on Rails and Flex which had been in development for quite some time and was way behind schedule. They were seeking to on-shore the development and get the project into production in six weeks. I did not know Flex but I was intrigued and immediately began to review the Flexible Rails example application and related Flex documentation. In the end, I was able to rewrite the entire application from scratch, replacing 30,000 lines of hand coded MXML and ActionScript with about 3000 lines of ruby, including a minimal amount of ActionScript. This seemed to me to be a far more maintainable code base. I was able to do this in two months, while developing the plugin. I am convinced the value of Code Generation cannot be underestimated. Furthermore, Ruby is a fantastic language for writing code generators. Under Active DevelopmentThis code is under active development and may not work. There are parts which are not yet included. Documentation is so far, non-existent, however, you are welcome to take a peek. Known IssuesI know there are places where I am not doing things the best way and have been sloppy. There is cruft that needs to be removed. The main method in FlexMXMLComponent needs to be cleaned up. Debugging behaviors could be a lot easier. I know that I have been inconsistent in some of my meta-programming techniques and I look forward to cleaning up based on what I have learned. Please be forgiving. I developed this primarily as a tool for myself under heavy deadline pressure to make an impossible project just barely possible. It worked. I think there is considerable value in this approach and I plan to clean this up, document it and release a screencast and example application in May or June. Stay tuned. [Less]

onthisday.org is a web application that catalogs and shows events that happened on a given day. onthisday.org mines data from wikipedia.org and shows then on a given date.

A site for Beijingees ordering take-away food

This is an open source project inspired by Yahoo! Suggestion Board and written in Ruby on Rails.