[Radiant] Event organizing extension for Radiant

2008-07-05 Thread Tim Gossett
On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 1:35 AM, aslak hellesoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:


> We'll be processing fees manually. I'm only planning to add simple
> auditing so we can keep track of who has paid. We don't have time to
> make a lot of fancypants features, our conference will open
> registration in August. It would be great if someone else added
> support for ActiveMerchant though.


It seems that it would be straightforward enough to extract the
ActiveMerchant portion of Substruct and roll it into the extension. I've
become rather intimate with Substruct recently, and if I have some time, I
might try and do just that. I'll let the list know if I do.

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Re: [Radiant] Event organizing extension for Radiant

2008-07-04 Thread aslak hellesoy
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 9:32 PM, Tim Gossett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sounds promising. How are you handling the processing of fees?
> ActiveMerchant?
>

We'll be processing fees manually. I'm only planning to add simple
auditing so we can keep track of who has paid. We don't have time to
make a lot of fancypants features, our conference will open
registration in August. It would be great if someone else added
support for ActiveMerchant though.

Aslak

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Re: [Radiant] Event organizing extension for Radiant

2008-07-02 Thread Tim Gossett
Sounds promising. How are you handling the processing of fees?
ActiveMerchant?

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Re: [Radiant] Event organizing extension for Radiant

2008-06-23 Thread aslak hellesoy
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 5:35 PM, Marty Haught <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Would it make sense to refactor Ba (currently a standalone Rails app)
>> to be a Radiant extension for conference/event organisation? Would
>> anyone else be interested in using this? (provided I make it general
>> and useful enough). Even if noone else would use it, do you think it
>> would make sense for me given I want to use Radiant for the CMS parts?
>> We're talking around 10 models and controllers in addition to the
>> Radiant ones, so it would be a fairly big extension.
>
> Hi Aslak,
>
> I use Radiant to run the Boulder Ruby, a local Ruby users group.  I've
> got a lightweight event extension that I use to associate pages with
> dates.  Some of what you're proposing could be of use to what I'm
> doing and other general online communities that organize content
> around events.  I'd be curious to see what the extension looks like
> and see how groups like mine could use it.
>

That's awesome Marty,

Our conference registration open on August 10 (http://smidig2008.no),
so if the Radiant extensification goes well, it should be ready by
then. Just keep an eye on the Gitorious project.

Cheers,
Aslak

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> Marty
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Re: [Radiant] Event organizing extension for Radiant

2008-06-23 Thread Marty Haught
> Would it make sense to refactor Ba (currently a standalone Rails app)
> to be a Radiant extension for conference/event organisation? Would
> anyone else be interested in using this? (provided I make it general
> and useful enough). Even if noone else would use it, do you think it
> would make sense for me given I want to use Radiant for the CMS parts?
> We're talking around 10 models and controllers in addition to the
> Radiant ones, so it would be a fairly big extension.

Hi Aslak,

I use Radiant to run the Boulder Ruby, a local Ruby users group.  I've
got a lightweight event extension that I use to associate pages with
dates.  Some of what you're proposing could be of use to what I'm
doing and other general online communities that organize content
around events.  I'd be curious to see what the extension looks like
and see how groups like mine could use it.

Cheers,
Marty
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Re: [Radiant] Event organizing extension for Radiant

2008-06-23 Thread Mohit Sindhwani

aslak hellesoy wrote:

Hi Radiant community!

I've been working on a Rails app for event/conference organisation -
similar in goals to meetup.com, except I want it to be more like a
customisable site for conference organisers. It's called Ba and lives
here: http://gitorious.org/projects/ba

Currently it lets you set up new events (happenings/conferences), sign
up users, submit talk proposals, administer fees and promotion codes
etc. I'll be adding more admin stuff like set up a program,
reject/approve talks, billing etc.

What I have not implemented yet is the ability to tweak the layout,
add custom pages with semi-static content etc, and it's while
researching how to do this that I finally decided to check out Radiant
for real. My first impression with Radiant is great documentation and,
great community and great code. I still haven't set it up, but will
soon (tonight probably).

So here is my question to you folks:

Would it make sense to refactor Ba (currently a standalone Rails app)
to be a Radiant extension for conference/event organisation? Would
anyone else be interested in using this? (provided I make it general
and useful enough). Even if noone else would use it, do you think it
would make sense for me given I want to use Radiant for the CMS parts?
We're talking around 10 models and controllers in addition to the
Radiant ones, so it would be a fairly big extension.

Another thing - I'm currently on Rails edge. Should I downgrade, or is
it safe to assume that Radiant will run ok on Rails edge?

Cheers,
Aslak
  

Hi Aslak

This sounds great!  It would be good if it were an extension :)

Cheers,
Mohit.
6/23/2008 | 11:28 PM.

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Re: [Radiant] Event organizing extension for Radiant

2008-06-23 Thread Sean Cribbs

Aslak,

Glad to have you in the community!

Would it make sense to refactor Ba (currently a standalone Rails app)
to be a Radiant extension for conference/event organisation? Would
anyone else be interested in using this? (provided I make it general
and useful enough). Even if noone else would use it, do you think it
would make sense for me given I want to use Radiant for the CMS parts?
We're talking around 10 models and controllers in addition to the
Radiant ones, so it would be a fairly big extension.

  
We've done our best to make it fairly painless to move an existing 
application into a Radiant extension.  And 10 models/controllers is not 
that big; the site-specific customizations and additions to the Redken 
site were around 20-30 models and controllers in a single extension!  I 
say go for it, if you feel Radiant is the right fit.  That said, you 
might be able to appropriate some of Radiant's ideas about how to manage 
static content into Ba without making it an extension.  It's totally up 
to you.

Another thing - I'm currently on Rails edge. Should I downgrade, or is
it safe to assume that Radiant will run ok on Rails edge?

  
Sean Schofield converted Spree (which shares some of the same 'guts' as 
Radiant) to Rails 2.1 over the weekend and I don't think he ran into too 
many issues.  We'll be moving to 2.1 soon.


Sean Cribbs
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[Radiant] Event organizing extension for Radiant

2008-06-23 Thread aslak hellesoy
Hi Radiant community!

I've been working on a Rails app for event/conference organisation -
similar in goals to meetup.com, except I want it to be more like a
customisable site for conference organisers. It's called Ba and lives
here: http://gitorious.org/projects/ba

Currently it lets you set up new events (happenings/conferences), sign
up users, submit talk proposals, administer fees and promotion codes
etc. I'll be adding more admin stuff like set up a program,
reject/approve talks, billing etc.

What I have not implemented yet is the ability to tweak the layout,
add custom pages with semi-static content etc, and it's while
researching how to do this that I finally decided to check out Radiant
for real. My first impression with Radiant is great documentation and,
great community and great code. I still haven't set it up, but will
soon (tonight probably).

So here is my question to you folks:

Would it make sense to refactor Ba (currently a standalone Rails app)
to be a Radiant extension for conference/event organisation? Would
anyone else be interested in using this? (provided I make it general
and useful enough). Even if noone else would use it, do you think it
would make sense for me given I want to use Radiant for the CMS parts?
We're talking around 10 models and controllers in addition to the
Radiant ones, so it would be a fairly big extension.

Another thing - I'm currently on Rails edge. Should I downgrade, or is
it safe to assume that Radiant will run ok on Rails edge?

Cheers,
Aslak
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