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14 comments
evan farrar
what the eff? Weren’t they using devalot last week?? I can’t keep up with these hipsters.
QuickBrownFox
underbluewaters
hmm, I clicked the “what is rubinius” link and got nothing.
RSL
Perhaps that’s exactly what it is, kitten! Oooh, spoookihaus!
evan
Of the making of bug trackers there is no end.
weepy
looks great – is it available for download ?
leethal
I hope they (or he?) managed to keep the code quality as high as Rick Olsons.
Daniel Berger
I’m glad to see some sanity injected back into the project. I had pretty much given up hope when they decided to use Devalot over RubyForge because it had “prettier code viewing”.
Mind you, I think RedMine would have been better, but this will do.
lwu
Much as I love all this whytheluckystuff, I wonder if we as a community could give why more of a hand in tilling the Ruby garden.
Hpricot is getting even more attention, and its code base could use some friendly little coder hands.
And much as I love Ruby, the community practicies around its libraries, core (dates and times) and otherwise could use some maturation.
We’ve seen a lot of YARVy luv, but where’s the non-Rails libby care?
Thoughts?
Tom
WHY , YOU ROCK !
FlashHater
lwu: http://code.whytheluckystiff.net/access/
All sorts of bug trackers and subversion repositories for you to work with to your hearts content.
Defiler
Prettier code viewing seems like a perfectly good reason to use a system designed for viewing code, but maybe I’m just crazy.
brixen
_why, you seriously rock. Ruby is several shades brighter because of you. Seriously.
As for Dev’il, IMHO forums are essential for project collaboration. Pages and tickets are nice to have, and everything collected in one place is good. Beast rocks. Hence the foundation.
Every application has a target audience. I think Devalot and RedMine would (justifiably) cause a bulge in any enterprisy manager’s shorts. For simple interaction and useful collaboration, they’re a little like water skiing behind an aircraft carrier.
lwu
FlashHater: yup, I’ve been submitting patches here and there.
I suppose I wish _why had a grad student to help him flesh out Hpricot and the freaky freaky sandbox too!