Railsters:
An exemplary Rails 1.x app is Beast, for example. I have always been able to download it and experiment with it, to try extracurricular Rails experiments from a good base. Without the burden of writing my own app (gee, maybe an online forum, for example!).
What's a good example of a public Rails 2.1 app? I suspect Beast does not do 2.1 yet. Something like a blog, wiki, or dashboard that I could download, play with, and make an example of?
I've written a rails application in 2.1, and whilst it's probably not your definition of "exemplary" it's an application none the less. http://github.com/radar/rboard
I've written a rails application in 2.1, and whilst it's probably not
your definition of "exemplary" it's an application none the less.GitHub - radar/rboard: A fully featured forum system compatible with Rails 2.3
Tx! Now your migration fails on this line:
u = UserLevel.find_by_name("User") u.position = 1
The fix:
rake db:migrate:reset VERSION=20080730091145 rake db:fixtures:load rake db:migrate
Going forward, I too don't know what the best practice is, between fixtures and migrations, to prime a database with the correct initial data...
Next, I seem to be missing some sphinxie goodness:
undefined method `define_index' for #<Class:0xb6e7d658> from /home/phlip/tools/rboard/app/models/post.rb:8
Commenting out the define_index block lets me run the specs, with only 2 failures. I will just clobber them.
(Curiously, the failures don't say "sphinx", but that thing is a son- of-a-bitch to test, so I don't blame you for skipping it!)
And in conclusion, thanks for the new toy!
Altered Beast is a Rails 2.x rewrite of Beast: http://github.com/courtenay/altered_beast/tree/master
--Jeremy
I think the 'initial' project aspires to be an exemplary 2.x app:
http://rubyforge.org/forum/forum.php?forum_id=26161
HTH,
-Roy