Is there any good implementation of open source wiki using Rails and couchdb?
If not then which is the best option on rails platform, of course open source.
Thanks
The only one I know of is Instiki (please note that the maintained home is NOT instiki.org, use the page I linked to). However it uses SQLite or MySQL.
take a look at github's gollum. it's a git based wiki system. absolutely awesome.
I want to get into rails by examining well built code
where can i find typical open source rails project that i can download
and learn from ?
i'm interested in facebook connect integration (facebooker), tag clouds, searching in
my website
I'm not looking not tutorials or screen casts
Thanks!
This question gives a good list
a list of projects with good test-suites
a list of open source rails apps to learn from
Have a browse of ruby tool box and download some open source. For example there's refinery and zena, two content management systems and Rboard, a forum. Depends what you want really but there's plenty out there. Ruby toolbox entries are ordered by github watchers and forks to give you an idea of their popularity.
I really like looking at the commits in teambox.
I find it a bit more complicated. But there's also spree.
There's also devise which is really interesting to look at too.
Finally, I'd recommend you to follow the rails commits (it's the only commits feed I have in my Google Reader).
Gady, this is an extremely rich topic you're asking about and resources are all over the internet. Try starting at http://rubyonrails.org/.
You should be able to find tens of questions just like yours (asked and answered) by searching SO at the top bar.
For Rails, part of it is the building process, so one feasible approach is to read a tutorial like http://railstutorial.org/book
then when in Chapter 2, you will use Scaffold, and at that time, you will have some basic code to look into how a basic Rails app is.
I also suggest you use source control like Git, Mercurial, or SVN to commit different phases of the project, from creating the rails project and then after each step, so you can diff what the changes are during each step.
If you already have Ruby 1.9.2, Rails 3.0.1, and sqlite3, then you can
rails new myproj
cd myproj
rails generate scaffold foo name:string salary:integer gpa:float note:text
rake db:migrate
rails server
and now you can use http://localhost:3000/foos to create, display, update, delete the foo records, and have quite a bit of source code to look at. Most of the customizable code is in app, with css and javascript in the public folder.
Ryan Bates has an excellent series of videos.
http://railscasts.com/
An extremely valuable resource.
Radiant is a CMS that you can download for free and see how it works. It is a great piece of code to look at and see how it works.
I guess that most open source Rails projects are shared on Github, so it may be interesting to browse its Ruby section and look for most watched or most forked projects:
http://github.com/languages/Ruby
Steady stream of new interesting projects to take a look at :)
And don't forget the official:
guides.rubyonrails.org
well there is one "bigger" project on github, waiting for downloading and contribution...
but it's a little controversial because of the security issued they have (had?)
It's still worth a look:
http://github.com/diaspora/diaspora
Hey I just installed jQuery-UI via grails install-plugin jquery-ui
And I can't make it work.
I read on the Grails Plugin documentation that I needed to update the file jQueryUiGrailsPlugin.groovy and change the JQUERYUI_VERSION to the most recent one. I went to change it and it had my same version, so now I don't know what it could be.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Stackoverflow is a poor place to ask questions of a new plugin like this one. You'll have much more success asking on the Grails User mailing list since the plugin authors are active there and can quickly answer your questions, and other users will benefit from the discussion.
The link to sign up is at http://grails.org/Mailing+lists
I have been developing in rails for the past 1.5 years .. however , I feel my code is not upto the mark , and I still dont fully utilize all that Ruby and Rails have to offer .
I have gone through all the material that is available on the guide site , and have incorporated that in my code . However , every time I see someone else's code , I find out new things about the language like idiomatic syntax etc . I was wondering if there are some really good code samples of rails that people can refer which would help me speed up my progress in rails . It can be anything , like some open source plugin or a app that has really high code standards .
You can start from GitHub. There are tons of Rails plugins and apps available.
Here's just a few examples:
GemCutter
Spree
Fat Free CMS
Insoshi
Plugin authors
Thoughtbot
Ryan Bates
Bynarylogic
Joshua Peek
My favorite and commonly used gem/ Rails plugin is will_paginate. Pagination is pretty common in any web applications.
will_paginate is hosted on GitHub. It works as a standard gem.
If you want to learn about Rails plugin development including how to read the code, you might want to read Plugin Patterns in Rails 2.
Have a look at Mephisto, a blogging platform written in Rails: http://mephistoblog.com/
does anybody know if there is a Wordpress plugin that allows me to show Twitter updates from people I follow? If someone knows about it, please share with me. Thanks in advance.
I think this one will do what you need: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/twitter-friends-widget/
It says it's compatible up to 2.7 (not the latest, 2.8.4) but many of the 2.7 plugins work fine in 2.8 so it's worth a try. It was updated fairly recently and the author looks like he's still around.
Good luck!