We’re finally closing in on a ‘launchable’ version of my pet Project Manager / Time Tracker. I’ve cleaned up the look quite a bit, and implemented a frontpage design my wife came up with. It’s actually quite usable, and we’ve been using it to keep track of a few projects at work with quite a [...]
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Rails 1.1: RJS, Active Record++, respond_to, integration tests, and 500 other things!
Rails 1.1: RJS, Active Record++, respond_to, integration tests, and 500 other things! Rails 1.1 has been released sporting a load of fixes and new features.
New stuff in Rails 1.1
What (will be) new in Rails 1.1 A brief overview of what will be new in the upcoming Ruby on Rails 1.1 release. Lots of great stuff there, just hope I don’t have to rewrite my TimeTracker too much to take advantage of these great features. RJS templates look very interesting, as well as some [...]
TZInfo in Rails 1.0
I finally got around to timezone-ifying my project management webapp (yeah, I know, who hasn’t written their own clone of Basecamp? ), and found some great instructions for adding TZInfo to your app. Only problem was that after logging in and viewing the first page, all further requests just timed out or returned instantly with [...]
Ruby on Rails 1.0
Ruby on Rails Ruby on Rails has reached and 1.0 release. Lots of goodies and polish included, and the main website has gotten a face-lift. It also includes two new videos, one showing off how easy it is to do ajax-magic against Flickr, and one demoing migrations. Go get it!
TimeTrack v0.9
I’ve been working on a project/time tracker using RoR (Ruby on Rails) on and off for a few months, and it’s close to where I want it to be. The UI / page flow still needs a bit of work, but it’s quite usable and I’ve been using it for all my projects with great [...]