GotoCodecamp.com / Hobo - Update

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Well it’s been very busy at work at the moment but I have been continuing on with the GotoCodecamp.com using the Hobo Framework. I am now working on some CSS styling and trying to slip in the the Google Maps feature before releasing a beta.

 

gotocodecamp.com

I am trying to keep the features to a minimum at the moment (37 Signals like) as I don’t want to bloat the app. Here’s to a few more candle burning nights….

Don’t forget if you have created a Hobo app then post it on the forum. I’m going to do that once the first release is out.

Happy Hoboing everyone….

Rails and OpenID

Developer, GotoCodeCamp, Ruby on Rails No Comments »

The OpenID movement looks like its really picked up in the last month. With this in mind I have registered at MyOpenID and wanted to learn about integrating this technology into my forthcoming GotoCodeCamp web app.

I found a ton of information at

http://leancode.com/openid-for-rails/

which I would highly recommend.

Turn Your Ruby on Rails WebApps to the Desktop

Ruby on Rails, Uncategorized No Comments »

With Apollo out of the bag we are now seeing other tools performing similar functionality.

The one that has caught my eye today is Slingshot by Joyent. As a Ruby on Rails developer this realy has fired my creative mind. From what i have read on the Joyent blog, Slingshot will allow you to build Rails applications for the desktop and run the offline.

More information:

Technical overview
Screencast

I will publish more information about this new technology when I have been able to create a test application.

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