There is a feed of plugins as they are added at
http://www.agilewebdevelopment.com/feeds/plugins. There is also an XML
list of all the plugins at
http://agilewebdevelopment.com/plugins/script_list.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Funny, I'm about to launch one as well for freshrails.
If you provide an xml feed that lists the most recent
plugins added, then I'll integrate pointers to your
directory instead.
-San
--- Benjamin Curtis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I mentioned this on the Rails general mailing list,
but I thought I'd
mention it here because I'm hoping for some action
from the core team on
this.
At the end of David's presentation at CanadaOnRails
there was some
discussion about needing a better resource for
plugins than the current
wiki page. Since I had been wanting to do exactly
that for a while, I
decided to get off my rear and do it. The new
directory is up at
http://www.agilewebdevelopment.com/plugins, with the
ability to search
for and rate plugins. I've sucked most of the
plugins over from the
wiki page, and I'm working on filling out the rest
of the missing
information (detailed descriptions, plugins missed
by my scrape, etc.).
I will also be adding some functionality suggested
on the Rails mailing
list.
However, the directory is functional enough at this
point to be useful
to the Rails community, and I wanted to check with
the core team on the
willingness to use it in place of the wiki page. I
have made a
scrape-friendly URL that can be used by the plugin
command-line script,
and I'd like to have it added to the default list of
URLs that get
scraped by the plugin script (line 630 of
plugin.rb). This will allow
for an easy migration of Rails users to the new
directory.
Thoughts?
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