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El cierre de la conferenciarails06 fue una videoconferencia con el autor de éste software, David Heinemeier Hansson. Cómo todo lo demás, funcionó estupendamente.
In San Francisco you are not only told to keep off drugs, Ruby on Rails is apparently not allowed either ;)
"In 2007, Ruby Central is teaming up with O'Reilly Media to co-present RailsConf Europe - 17-19 September 2007 - Berlin, Germany"
If you want to insert a snippet you get this prompt for what type of snippet to insert. It's very ugly (sorry, Chris) but it's going to get revamped over the next two months. We plan on completely redoing resources which is going to affect how we do snippets.
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SimpleTicket is an open source trouble ticket system written using Ruby on Rails. The system is ideal for companies with between 1 and 20 engineers.
Our idea was to build a simple ticketing system that worked. There are many features you won't find in SimpleTicket and that is why SimpleTicket is so powerful - it does less!
The first version of SimpleTicket was released early this year. In our rush to release the first version we ended up with UI that looked like crap. We are now trying to fix some of the problems with the code and UI. These are drafts of the newer UI (not a major departure, but a major cleanup). What do you think?
We decided to use the OSI GNU General Public License to release the source code. SimpleTicket was released by Spur, the company behind Architel, WeblogsWork and Big in Japan. To obtain an alternate license, customized version or support visit the SimpleTicket website for contact information
I will now attempt to learn Ruby on Rails by reading this book (Rails Space) all while building my very own social networking website (tentatively named rejyme).
SimpleTicket is an open source trouble ticket system written using Ruby on Rails. The system is ideal for companies with between 1 and 20 engineers.
Our idea was to build a simple ticketing system that worked. There are many features you won't find in SimpleTicket and that is why SimpleTicket is so powerful - it does less!
The first version of SimpleTicket was released early this year. In our rush to release the first version we ended up with UI that looked like crap. We are now trying to fix some of the problems with the code and UI. These are drafts of the newer UI (not a major departure, but a major cleanup). What do you think?
We decided to use the OSI GNU General Public License to release the source code. SimpleTicket was released by Spur, the company behind Architel, WeblogsWork and Big in Japan. To obtain an alternate license, customized version or support visit the SimpleTicket website for contact information