Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #040: 07/30/2008
by Jason on Jul 30, 2008
Episode 040. Delayed because of my move. Apologies all around. Thanks for your patience!
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In this episode:
- Redcloth 4.0.1 Released
- WSO2 Web Services Framework for Ruby - 1.1.0
- Merb road to 1.0
- Upcoming books on Ruby & Rails
- DocBox
- ActiveRecord Full Text Search Using Xapian
- Kawaii - A web-based utility like script/console
- IronRuby at Oscon
- Converting a subversion repo to Git
- PSA: Don't forget about RubyForge
- Radiant CMS:Radiant 0.6.8 "Incise" Released
- FiveRuns Manage adds Rails app Health Dashboard
- Open Flash Chart Plugin for Ruby on Rails
- Deploying a Drupal Site with Capistrano 2
- Nginx + HaProxy gotcha
- Mod_rails and full page caching with a custom cache location
- YUI Combo Handler Service
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a few of these links are broken. some are just junk and some like the mod_rails caching one just seem to point to the wrong post
I was almost afraid there wouldn’t be a podcast this week. Crisis averted.
Thanks for the mention of Radiant!
Wow, I just left a voice mail and of course I feel pretty dumb. I suggested a search function so you could search for things in old podcasts, when there’s already one on the right hand side! If you could remix that voice mail so I don’t mention that part and sound like a complete dumb ass… That would be great. LOL Maybe we could pretend it was a usability study and suggest the search box be moved somewhere more central? Or maybe we could pretend it was a user ability study and suggest you get better users?
Converting a subversion repo to Git link is broke ass.
Thanks for the heads up on the broken links, I think I’ve fixed them all now.
Interesting comments on the Django developer using ActiveRecord for his migrations. Would anyone know if that’s something he’s made publicly available? I realize it’s not difficult to do migrations outside of Rails but then you’re missing out on the many features Rails provides (generators, versioning, etc etc). I would be curious to see what his implementation is like.