RubyFlow The Ruby and Rails community linklog

×

The Ruby and Rails community linklog

Made a library? Written a blog post? Found a useful tutorial? Share it with the Ruby community here or just enjoy what everyone else has found!

Submit a post

You can use basic HTML markup (e.g. <a>) or Markdown.
Note that your post may be edited to suit the format of the site.

As you are not logged in, you will be
directed via GitHub to signup or sign in

Post Preview

Note: Only the first pargraph is shown on the front page and overly long paragraphs may be broken up.

Writers needed for Ruby Inside & Rails Inside (paid)

Writers needed for Ruby Inside & Rails Inside (paid). I am looking to take on a writer/writers for Ruby Inside and/or Rails Inside. More information inside..

seanhussey: The volume will go up, though not to unbearable levels. It would be…
Jim: I will be in touch. I’m processing the enquiries this weekend, but will al…
What about the occasional one-off post? Will there be a method to make submissi…
Given some of the feedback I’ve had, yes, I’d really like to accommodate that, …

Mapstraction + GeoKit with Rails

Mapping stuff may be old but it’s still a handy topic - Mapstraction and Geokit make it really easy to add geographically-specific information to your application without issue. In my recent post I covered both briefly and how / why they’re handy.

Open-sourcing RubyFlow

I know there was some talk about open-sourcing RubyFlow, but what happened? Is it really worth keeping the source closed?

+1 for Open Source. Mainly so people can add additional features (mainly spa…
There is also now a gitified copy up at Github. Should be fun to hack away a…
I’m certainly willing to use updated versions for RubyFlow if people develop th…
Awesome! Lets git started :) And it’s not about getting an example of a rail…

Want to contribute something to a Ruby cultural artifact?

I’m creating a non-profit quarterly Ruby / Rails magazine and am looking for contributors. The “magazine” will act as a cultural artifact of the Ruby scene. About 15 Rubyists will supply a page of any content of their choosing, perhaps tips, art, rants, coding stories, self promotion, whatever. Blogs may be deleted in the future, but paper lives on! [more inside]

thomasswift: A site is coming ASAP. The first step has been to get some people …
Cheers, Peter!
I’m totally in if you still have more room.
Definitely interested.

Don't forget about RubyForge

Don’t forget about RubyForge

Mark: GitHub is free for open-source projects, which is all we’re talking about…
The real problem seems to be that it’s too hard to publish gems on RubyForge. O…
Good news! There already is a very simple way to publish gems to RubyForge. …
Why is it hard to publish gems on RubyForge? Is it the gemspec file? Or is it…
Loading older posts