I’m curious about Rails.
But I couldn’t find sample, or real, applications. Just so I can see how
it “looks”.
Where can I download some apps? Whatever subject, and they don’t
actually have to work.
Look at the survey here:
February | 2008 | Rails Example Applications
Especially the ones at the bottom of this posts:
Survey of Rails Example Applications | Rails Example Applications
Open Source Rails
http://www.opensourcerails.com/
is excellent. And the Gitorious code
http://gitorious.org/projects/gitorious
is production-quality by the strong dogfood principle
Cheers,
flip
On May 27, 8:05 pm, Albert S. [email protected]
Hi Albert,
Albert S. wrote:
Where can I download some apps? Whatever
subject, and they don’t actually have to work.
I can point you to a few. I’m sure there are probably others. The
Instant
Rails download contains a couple of sample apps. The code developed in
“Rolling with Ruby on Rails Revisited” and “Cookin’ with Ruby on Rails”
series I did for O’Reilly is available for download at
integration-tests.html?page=7 The major difference between that app and
the
one that ships with Instant Rails is tests. Finally, I just open
sourced an
app I built for the Healthcare space which is at
http://rubyforge.org/projects/ccredit. All of the above are functional
on
Rails 1.2.x, not Rails 2.x.
HTH,
Bill
On 28 May 2008, at 02:05, Albert S. wrote:
I’m curious about Rails.
But I couldn’t find sample, or real, applications. Just so I can see
how
it “looks”.Where can I download some apps? Whatever subject, and they don’t
actually have to work.
You could have a look at mephisto
(GitHub - technoweenie/mephisto: dead :( think of this as a museum.
)
Fred