Acts as … Textile

I just found this Rails plugin: acts_as_textile – on GitHub.
Given that I do use Textile every now & then it’s very likely going to be pretty helpful. Thanks for sharing.

Ruby And Rails In Munich

The Ruby & Rails people in Munich will meet on Thursday 13^th November 2008 19:00 (CET) at the traditional place, the “Augustiner am Dom”. It’s also entered to the Ruby on Rails UG Wiki. Also see the German rubyforen site.

Citation of the Day

In his keynote this morning David Heinemeier-Hansson described legacy software as ‘a thing of the past, we don’t like’. For now that’s my favourite quotation of this RailsConfEurope.

Other than that: Roderick van Domburg of Nedforce gave interesting hints at a metric reporting tool for Rails and Saikuro, a cyclomatic complexity analyzer written in Ruby.

Berlin – Day 2 / Cute Knut and more

One of the sightseeing program was ‘cute Knut’ the young polar bear in the Berlin Zoo. And then today will also see ‘Bratwurst on Rails’. Meanwhile there’s still lunch, a boat trip and some more preparation for my RejectConf talk.So much to do and see — but so little time…

See you at the Bratwurst event.

PS: I remember an e-mail with proposed tag to use for blogging about RailsConf Europe — but can’t remember what exactly some suggestions where… Can someone please give a hint?

Berlin – Day 1 / pre RailsConf Europe 2007

A great city. Huge in fact. And the hotel is great too: Located in the centre of the city, just a few minutes walk away from the Kalkscheune, the location of Bratwurst on Rails (which unfortunately seem to be down at the time of this writing [2007-09-16T09:48:37+02:00]. And the RailsConf Europe 2007 hotel is just a little bit further down the street close to the train station Friedrichstraße. Another plus for the hotel: Wireless network is free.

Hmm, I received a letter from the RailsConf organisers with a suggestion of what tags to use, if only I printed that out at home.

RailsConf Europe 2007 in Berlin

A short message: The Registration for RailsConf Europe 2007 is now open.

I just received my order confirmation — looking forward to all the tutorials, talks and the “Bratwurst on Rails”.

Rails Cookbook for Rails 1.2

I really value good documentation for current versions of software, so I am pleased to see that Rob Orsini’s Rails Cookbook is published quite in time with the release of Rails 1.2 which has been released in the past few days.

This completes the documentation of both Ruby itself and Ruby on Rails even further.