RadRails 0.5.3 has been released! It seems like forever since we’ve seen a release from the RadRails team (but, it really hasn’t been that long, they were just spoiling us with such a fast release schedule). The biggest change in this release is the reintegration of the RDT Ruby IDE.
I haven’t had time to try [...]
The RadRails team has released version 0.5.1 of their Ruby on Rails IDE. I downloaded this release and gave it a good workout. There are lots of great features, but I think it’s still a bit buggy for daily use. With every release, RadRails looks even better, and these guys are on the right track, [...]
My favorite web hosting company, TextDrive, has merged with Joyent. I’ve had my eye on Joyent for a while now, thinking how cool it’d be to have their software in our office. They make what appears to be a great Ruby on Rails based suite of software to help keep your office organized. I’ve been [...]
Thomas Fuchs (of script.aculo.us fame) and friends have revealed their new project called fluxiom. It’s a Ruby on Rails and AJAX based application to “capture, manage, access and deliver content across your enterprise”. Looks and sounds cool. I wonder how much it’ll cost. Definitely worth checking out. Read more at mir.aculo.us
I’ve been looking for a good, cross-platform IDE for doing my Rails work. I’m currently using Eclipse with a lot of plugins (thanks to this blog entry). It works great, but it’s a little slow, and takes a while to set up. Now there’s RadRails, an Eclipse based IDE made just for Ruby on Rails [...]
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