(The Pride of Mongolia)

Projects by Ruby.mn Members

These projects are the work of Ruby.mn members. Some are ruby related. Some are not.

Classroom Agenda

Author: Andy Gaskell
Project URL: http://classroomagenda.com
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Classroom Agenda lets teachers post assignments, exams, field trips and general announcements. Parents and students can see what's going on in class from home.

Co-op

Author: Barry Hess
Project URL: http://coopapp.com
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Co-op makes it easy to stay connected with your co-workers without disrupting them. Your team can use it to post updates, ask questions, share links, and track time.

Cullect

Author: garrick Van Buren
Project URL: http://cullect.com
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Collaborative feed aggregator and reader, designed for easily finding and sharing the most important items from your favorite sites.

Culwiki

Author: garrick Van Buren
Project URL: http://blog.cullect.com/archive/category/wiki
Source URL: http://github.com/garrickvanburen/culwiki/tree/master

Ruby and Rails based wiki engine using sessions for authentication and HAML for formatting.

DecoyMusic.com

Author: Jared Mehle
Project URL: http://www.decoymusic.com
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DecoyMusic is an online music magazine specializing in non-mainstream music. It publishes, news, reviews, articles, photos and photos on a variety of genres.

FanChatter Events

Author: Luke Francl
Project URL: http://events.fanchatter.com
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In stadium mobile phone photo sharing. See your photos up on the big screen!

This software is used locally by the Twins, Wild, and Gophers.

Fit TC

Author: Chris Schumann
Project URL: http://www.fittc.com/
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Web site for Fit Studios, a local, uhm, fitness... studio. Users can sign up and pay for gym time and fitness classes; and sign up for marketing e-mail.

Done in Rails 1.2 back in the day.

Follow Cost

Author: Luke Francl
Project URL: http://followcost.com
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Find out how annoying it will be to follow someone on Twitter before you follow them!

Built by Luke Francl and Barry Hess using Sinatra and the Twitter APIs.

Harvest

Author: Barry Hess
Project URL: http://getharvest.com
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Track time, log expenses, invoice clients, keep track of account receivables and revenue.

hudson hospital

Author: steve fox
Project URL: http://hudsonhospital.org
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Website for Hudson Hospital & Clinics. Full-blown CMS. The client has created hundreds of pages, doctor profiles, press items with simple tools built in rails. CMS features full control over sidebar graphics, thumbnails, header graphics, graphics links and more. The app also provides nifty role-based authorization and an inward-facing set of pages viewable by hospital staff only.

Fun project to say the least. Thinking about putting it on heroku.

iPhoto-to-WordPress.rb

Author: garrick Van Buren
Project URL: http://garrickvanburen.com/archive/iphoto-to-wordpress-ruby-script
Source URL: http://garrickvanburen.com/download/send_selected_photos_to_wordpress.rb

Ruby-appscript that lives in the Scripts Menu of your Mac & sends the selected iPhotos to your WordPress blog.

JavaChirps

Author: Sam Schroeder
Project URL: http://JavaChirps.com
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Making Coffee Tweets Suck Less... or More

This micro-app is a coffee tweet builder for Twitter. It was a fun toy app built to experiment with Twitter's OAuth system, jQuery, and Rails 2.3 templates.

JRuby

Author: Charles Nutter
Project URL: http://www.jruby.org
Source URL: http://svn.codehaus.org/jruby/trunk/jruby

JRuby is an implementation of the Ruby programming language atop the Java Virtual Machine. JRuby aims to have both Ruby 1.8.6 and Ruby 1.9.1 compatibility with excellent performance for both. JRuby also provides access to Java libraries from Ruby code, making the whole of Java's ecosystem accessible to Ruby programmers.

nuGeeks

Author: Bob Martens
Project URL: http://nugeeks.org
Source URL: http://github.com/boblmartens/nugeeks

Soon-to-be site for the New Ulm Geeks (nuGeeks) website. Hopefully will be fleshed out enough so that it could be molded into a community site for almost any application.

RedStamp.com

Author: Casey Helbling
Project URL: http://redstamp.com
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E-Commerce Site: Red Stamp offers distinctive, high quality, paper cards and other personalized paper products.

Resize Image

Author: Andy Gaskell
Project URL: http://resizeimage.org
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My first "real" Rails app. You can resize or crop pictures.

Synop.it

Author: Mark Nutter
Project URL: http://synop.it
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Synop.it is a wiki for summaries of popular articles on and off the web. With the Synop.it bookmarklet, when you've found a lengthy article you can click and see if a summary has been created, or you can be the first to create one. We built this app in response to the daunting amount of interesting articles that one runs across on any given day on the web.

tradehome shoes

Author: steve fox
Project URL: http://tradehome.com
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Midwestern shoe retailer with over 120 locations. This was supposed to be my second or third rails app to go live but actually ended up being my first -- other projects are tied up in 'marketing' dealing with copy and content, delaying release. Their loss.

Eventually they would like to sell shoes from their website. But for now, they're happy with the store locations-, events- and brands page.

My wife's first remark / question: Nice. Where the hell are the shoes?



There's still a bit of post-deployment work to be done, but not much.

Twistr

Author: Luke Francl
Project URL: http://twistr.org
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Twitter + Flickr = LOLs?

Twitterless

Author: Mark Nutter
Project URL: http://twitterless.com
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Twitterless started out as a Twitter app that notifies people when they lose followers, but it has grown into a general sandbox for different Twitter enhancement ideas. Currently we are working on a smart link culling service.

Venuematic

Author: Chris Schumann
Project URL: http://venuematic.herokugarden.com/
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In-progress Rails project to help the SCA community (http://www.sca.org) catalog venues for holding events.

The SCA (Society for Creative Anachronism) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) group that promotes the study of Europe in the Middle Ages and Renaissance.

Code will be open sourced.

Contact me if you'd like to help.