Intro Last year we’ve been working on an extensive redmine-customisation project: The goal of the project we did together with Method Park and Alere was to get a turn-key project-management solution based on Redmineto suppport alere’s Hard-/Software development teams. „Turn-key“ meaning: Start with a fresh, empty (virtual) machine, push a button (or, at most: two… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Ruby
How modern is Rails?
The new year has yet to pick up speed, days are slower than the rest of the year, so I’ll take some time of to revisit some of the more basic, more philosophical aspects of our trade. These resources can get you thinking: Is ruby modern? Or broken?: Here is an article about the DCI-Architecture… Read more »
Roll out the RedCarpet: Macros for Markdown
Letting Users use WYSIWYG-Editors for writing content is usually a bad idea: We all start with good intentions, but sooner or later, this pseudo-html produces a great, ugly markup-mess (e.g. the living hell that Microsofts Word places on the Clipboard if you paste it into TinyMCE. That’s why we replaced all this nastiness with simpler… Read more »