Chennai Rails

My VBA Blog

2008-02-13T11:47:00.002+05:30

Hi Friendz,
I have created a Blog for VBA novice. it has Tips and miscellaneous collection.
Here my new blog link Chennai VBA . Hope VBA people have gain some knowledge from it.

Thanks & Regards,
Karthick

Cartographer Google Maps plugin

2006-12-06T11:02:00.000+05:30

Cartographer

Ruby on Rails :: Google Maps plugin

Installation

Install as a plugin! From your rails application root, run


script/plugin install -x svn://cartographer.rubyforge.org/
trunk/vendor/plugins/cartographer

Or, install from svn

svn co svn://rubyforge.org//var/svn/cartographer/trunk

Usage

First you need to sign up for an API key

Then, put your API key into the vendor/plugins/cartographer/lib/keys.rb file.

Open up your layout template (if you're using one) and

insert this code into the HEAD section:

<head>
<%= gmaps_header %>
...
</head>

Now, in your controller* define your map and set up some markers.

def map
@map = Cartographer::Map.new( :name => 'mymap', :width =>
300, :center => [-110,33], :debug => true)
@map.markers << Cartographer::Marker.new( :position =>
[-110,33], :info_window => 'Clicky clicky!!', :map => @map )
end

* Realistically this can also be in your view, but it's a bit naughty of you to consider bending MVC!

Finally, render the map in your view.


<%= @map.to_html >

If you view the source to this page, you'll see what the above lines of code look like in
the rendered code (below this point). You can remove the :debug => true if you don't want commenting (it will compress
the code a little, too)

Requirements

Because Cartographer is a plugin, you need to be running rails 0.14.3 or up (1.0 is great..)

You can easily use the code in other ruby-based frameworks quite easily, because there's nothing
actually tied to Rails.

If you're using an old version of cartographer, or old version of rails, we strongly recommend
you upgrade; however, check out the subversion repository, because we've tagged the old version
for you old-schoolers.

More information

We just underwent a complete changeover of code, so the API code still needs to catch up. Until then,
you're smart, you can more than likely understand what's going on from reading the plugin source.

Cartographer was written by Robert Bousquet,
Courtenay Gasking and Phil Hagelberg
with some additional code by Jeremy Hubert and
Bryan Wood.

source courtesy: Cartographer

My Friend DOT Net Blog

2006-12-02T11:43:00.000+05:30

Hi,

My Friend DOT Net Blog

It has more useful information about Dot-Net & SQL Server 2000

Arun-DOT Net

Interview with Ruby Guru's

2006-12-01T11:35:00.001+05:30

Interview with Ruby Guru's
by my friend Satish Talim

Ruby Guru's

Interview with David Heinemeier Hansson

2006-12-01T11:35:00.000+05:30

Interview with David Heinemeier Hansson
by my friend Satish Talim

In this interview with Satish Talim, David talks about the growth of Rails and its features.
He also tells us why Rails is relevant to Java developers and
something Java developers need to look at right away.

Interesting Thing About Microsoft Window OS

2006-11-30T18:32:00.000+05:30

Do You know one thing?

You can't create con Folder in any Microsoft OS(Windows) Installed System.

It z True. Test It Now in Your System.

You May Wonder about it.

Ok bye

Enjoy Rails!

Code for Extracting Html Content of specific Website

2006-11-29T19:41:00.000+05:30

Code for Extracting Html Content of specific Website

Below code is used to extract the html content of specific site.

try this by just copy and paste the below code.

require 'open-uri'
require 'pp'

open('http://www.chennairails.blogspot.com') do |a|
# hash with meta information
pp a.meta

#
pp "Content-Type: " + a.content_type # meta content type
pp "last modified" + a.last_modified.to_s

no = 1
# print the first thousands lines
a.each do |line|
print "#{no}: #{line}"
no += 1
break if no > 1000 #no of lines
end
end

source: code snippets

Enjoy rails!

David A Black Blog

2006-11-29T19:31:00.000+05:30

David A Black Blog
David's Blog Link- You can make comment on David Blog

ok bye
Enjoy Rails

Useful Ruby links

2006-11-29T16:04:00.000+05:30

Useful Ruby Links

Ruby Garden
Site contain more information about Ruby Tutorials, Ruby Community, & more on...

Ruby Garden HomePage

Ruby Garden India Groups

Ruby User Groups around the world.: Even Chennai Rails also listed there.

Ruby Holic: List of Ruby Groups around the world.

Ruby Meet Up: Site contain information about Ruby Meetings takes place around the world.

Code Snippets : such a wonderful site having some great sample codes of Ruby,Rails, JavaScript & more.

ok bye
Enjoy Rails

Configure Your Mozilla Firefox

2006-11-29T10:20:00.000+05:30

You can
Configure Your Mozilla Firefox

by typing about:config in the address bar of mozilla browser

then you can find more thing about mozilla configuration.

Selenium forum links

2006-11-28T18:20:00.000+05:30

Selenium Forum Links:

Nabble Selenium

Forums Openqa

ok bye

Enjoy Rails

Selelnium on Rails Links

2006-11-28T17:54:00.000+05:30

The following link contain more information about
Selenium on Rails(installation ,etc...)

http://www.openqa.org/selenium-on-rails/

This link contain information about commands used in selenium
http://www.openqa.org/selenium-core/reference.html

in selenium on rails use underscore for every methods
for ex:

in selenium core:

doubleClick ( locator )

in selenium on rails

double_click 'locator'

if any doubt Just ask me I will try to clear it.
ok
enjoy Rails

File Upload in Selenium on Rails

2006-11-28T16:37:00.000+05:30

Hi Friend z,

File Upload in Selenium on Rails.

to make selenium able to fill type="file" input via "type" command:

a) set configuration for mozilla

signed.applets.codebase_principal_support = true

in firefox about:config page

type about:config in addressbar of firefox.

b) add a line in selenium-api.js

netscape.security.PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege("UniversalFileRead") ;

to \vendor\selenium\core\scripts\selenium-api.js method Selenium.prototype.doType()

It will be definetely useful.
This thing works only in mozilla.

Enjoy Rails

Open New Window in Rails

2006-11-27T17:08:00.000+05:30

Open New Window in Rails

by using the following methods of rails

example:

link_to 'Cool site', "http://chennairails.blogspot.com", :target => '_blank'

link_to "Busy loop", { :action => "busy" }, :popup => ['new_window',
'height=300,width=600']

ok bye

open links in new,current,background, window, in Java script.

2006-11-27T15:49:00.000+05:30

how to open links in current window, new window, background.

use this java script code:



function open2(url, opt){
  if (opt == 0) // current window
   window.location = url;
 else if (opt == 1) // new window
    window.open(url);
  else if (opt == 2) // background window
   {window.open(url); self.focus();}
}


ok bye..

List of Ruby Blogs

2006-11-27T11:30:00.000+05:30

The following link contains list of Ruby blogs

Ruby Corner

this link definitely useful for Ruby programmer .

Rails using Company Around the world

2006-11-24T12:18:00.000+05:30

Rails using Company Around the world

Rails using Company Around the world

GL Infotech ( am working) also listed in that site.

bye

enjoy Rails

CSS Graphs Helper for Ruby on Rails

2006-11-23T17:22:00.000+05:30

CSS Graphs Helper for Ruby on Rails

CSS Graphs in Rails
XMLSWF Charts_in_Ruby_on_Rails
Scruffy
Gruff Graphs for Ruby
Enjoy Rails

CSS Color Chart

2006-11-23T17:18:00.000+05:30

CSS Color Chart

CSS Color Charts

Enjoy Rails

Website Hosting Guides - Ruby on Rails

2006-11-23T17:06:00.000+05:30

hi,
Website Hosting Guides - Ruby on Rails

Website Source Tutorials Ruby-on-rails

Enjoy Rails

Rails Forum

2006-11-23T15:57:00.000+05:30

hi,

Ruby on Rails forums links

Rails Forum
Nabble Ruby-on-Rails
Ruby on Rails Forum
Ruby-Forum
ROR learn
Try Ruby Hobix
Hot scripts in Rails
Forums.site5
The Scripts
Ruby Inside
SiteKreator Satishtalim
Blog Caboo Articles
Forums.Devshed

enjoy Rails.

bye
Have a great day.

Ruby on Rails (Useful tutorials)

2006-11-23T15:54:00.000+05:30

hi,
this site have more information about ruby on rails.
ROR learn

bye

Flexstore on Rails Tutorial

2006-11-23T15:31:00.000+05:30

Flexstore on Rails Tutorial

Overview

Flexstore is a traditional
Shopping Cart application. In this tutorial,
we create two modules:

The administration module is an
internal application used to maintain the
product database. You use the administration
module to create, update, and delete products.
The store module is a
customer-facing application. Customers
use the store module to browse and filter
the product catalog.

In the administration module, we use
Rails' simple scaffolding feature to automatically
provide the default infrastructure to list, view,
create, edit, and delete products. In the store
module, we experiment with additional features:

Templates
Filtering using Ajax
Partial Page Templates
Builder Templates
Putting a Flex front-end on top of a
Ruby on Rails application

This tutorial uses a MySQL database. It is assumed
that you already have MySQL up and running.

Create the Flexstore Database

Create a database called "flexstore"
Open a command prompt, navigate to the bin directory of your MySQL Server installation, and type the following command:

mysqladmin -uroot create flexstore

Note: Provide values for userid (-u) and password
(-p) as appropriate if the above values don't
match your installation.
Import the data
- Download flexstore.sql.zip here
- Extract flexstore.sql into the bin
  directory of your MySQL Server installation
- Type the following command to import
  the data in the flexstore database:
  mysql -uroot flexstore < flexstore.sql

Install Ruby and Rails

Install Ruby
- Download the Ruby installer here
- Run the installer. Accept all
  the default settings.
Install Rails
Type the following command in the c:\ruby directory:

gem install rails --remote -- include-dependencies

Create the Administration module

Create the flexstore application
- Create a directory called rails in c:\
- Type the following command in c:\rails:
  rails flexstore
Configure the database for the flexstore application
- Edit database.yml in c:\rails\flexstore\config
- Set the database parameter to
  flexstore in the development,
  test, and production sections
Create a controller for the administration
module
Type the following command in c:\rails\flexstore

ruby script\generate controller Admin
Create a model for the products
Type the following command in c:\rails\flexstore:

ruby script\generate model Product
Modify the admin controller to enable Rails' scaffolding
- Edit admin_controller.rb in c:\rails\flexstore\app\controllers
- Modify the class as follows:
Test the application
- Start the WEBrick web server installed with Rails
  Type the following command in c:\rails\flexstore:
  
  ruby script\server
- Open a browser and access the following URL:
  http://localhost:3000/admin
  
  Rails' scaffolding defined in the
  Admin controller automatically provides
  default actions and views to list, view,
  create, edit and delete products.
  Each of these actions and views can be overwritten.
  We overwrite the default index action in the
  next steps.
Define a custom index action
- Edit admin_controller.rb in c:\rails\flexstore\app\controllers
- Define an index action as follows:
Create the view for the index action
- Create a file name index.rhtml in c:\rails\flexstore\app\views\admin
- Edit index.rhtml as follows:
  
  <html>
  <head>
  <title>Product List</title>
  </head>
  <body>
  
  <table>
  <tr>
  <td>Name</td>
  <td>Price</td>
  </tr>
  
  <% @products.each do |product| %>
  <tr>
  <td><%= link_to product.name, :action => "show", :id => product.id %></td>
  <td align="right"><%= sprintf("$%0.2f", product.price) %></td>
  </tr>
  <% end %>
  </table>
  <p><%= link_to "Create new product", :action => "new" %></p>
  
  </body>
  </html>
Test the application. Open a browser and access the following URL:
http://localhost:3000/admin
Validation
- Edit product.rb in c:\rails\flexstore\app\models
- Modify the class as follows:
Test the application again. Try to add a product without a name or with a non numeric price value.

Create the Store module

Deploy the product images and the flexstore stylesheet
- Download assets.zip here.
- Extract assets.zip in c:\rails\flexstore\public.
Create a controller for the administration module
Type the following command in c:\rails\flexstore:

ruby script\generate controller Store
Define an index action in the Store controller
- Edit store_controller.rb in c:\rails\flexstore\app\controllers
- Define an index action as follows:
Create the view for the index action
- Create a file name index.rhtml in c:\rails\flexstore\app\views\store
- Edit index.rhtml as follows:
  
  <html>
  <head>
  <title>Flexstore on Rails</title>
  <%= stylesheet_link_tag "flexstore", :media => "all" %>
  </head>
  
  <body>
  
  
  <div id="catalog">
  <% for product in @products %>
  
  
  <div class="thumbnail">
  <strong><%= product.name %></strong>
  <img src="<%= product.image %>"/>
  <div>
  <font color="#CC6600"><b><%= sprintf("$%0.2f", product.price) %></b></font>
  <p>
  <%= product.camera==1?'Camera<br />':'' %>
  <%= product.video==1?'Video<br />':'' %>
  <%= product.triband==1?'Triband':'' %>
  </p>
  </div>
  </div>
  
  
  <% end %>
  </div>
  
  
  </body>
  </html>
Test the application
Open a browser and access the following URL:

http://localhost:3000/store

Using Partial Page Templates

In real life, you would probably have to display product thumbnails in different parts of the application. In fact, we will need product thumbnails in the filter module described in the next section. To avoid code duplication, we will isolate the HTML fragment used to render a product thumbnail in a partial page template.

Create a file named _product.rhtml (the partial page template) in c:\rails\flexstore\app\views\store
Open index.rhtml in c:\rails\flexstore\app\views\store
Copy the HTML fragment corresponding to the thumbnail div and paste it in _product.rhtml
In index.rhtml:
- Delete the content of the catalog
  div (both the for loop and the thumbnail div)
- Add the following line of code as
  the sole content of the catalog div:
  <%= render(:partial => "product", :collection => @products) %>
  
  Because we are passing a collection (the list of products) as a parameter, the partial page template will be repeaded for each item in the collection.
Test the application. The product catalog should look the same as in the previous section.
http://localhost:3000/store

Filtering with Ajax

In this section, we provide the product
catalog with filtering capabilities to allow
the user to specify a price range. In response
to the user's selection, the product catalog is
refreshed to display the phones in the selected
price range only. For a better user experience,
the product catalog is refreshed without refreshing
the entire page. This is accomplished using Rails'
built-in support for Ajax.

Add a filter action to the store controller
- Edit store_controller.rb in c:\rails\flexstore\app\controllers
- Define a filter action as follows:
  
  Notice the use of the partial page template
  to return a list of thumbnails for the products
  in the selected price range.
Modify the index view to allow the user
to enter a price range
- Edit index.rhtml in c:\rails\flexstore\app\views\store
- Add the following JavaScript include tag
  immediately after the stylesheet link tag
  <%= javascript_include_tag "prototype" %>
- Add the following html fragment immediately
  before the catalog div.
  
  <div id="left">
  <%= form_remote_tag(:update => "right", :url => {:action => :filter}, :loading => "$('right').innerHTML=''") %>
  Select your price range:<br />
  <br />
  From:<br />
  <%= text_field_tag("from", "0") %>
  <br />
  <br />
  To:<br />
  <%= text_field_tag("to", "1000") %><br />
  
  <br />
  
  <%= submit_tag "Filter" %>
  
  <%= end_form_tag %>
  
  </div>
Change the id of the catalog div to "right". This will allow the stylesheet to position the product catalog to the right of the filter panel.
Test the application
http://localhost:3000/store

Builder Templates

Using Builder templates, you can dynamically
generate XML documents. This provides an
integration point that allows other technologies
to integrate with Rails, and leverage productivity
features of the framwework. In this section,
we create a template that generates an
XML document for the product catalog.

Add a productlist action to the store controller
- Edit store_controller.rb in c:\rails\flexstore\app\controllers
- Define a productlist action as follows:
Create the builder template
- Create a file called productlist.rxml in c:\rails\flexstore\app\views\store
- Edit productlist.rxml as follows:
  xml.list do
  @products.each do |product|
  xml.product do
  xml.name(product.name)
  xml.description(product.name)
  xml.image(product.image)
  xml.camera(product.camera)
  xml.video(product.video)
  xml.triband(product.triband)
  xml.price(product.price, :currency => "USD")
  end
  end
  end
Test the Builder template by accessing the following URL in a browser:
http://localhost:3000/store/productlist

You should see an XML document similar to the one below:

Putting a Flex Front-End on Top of the Rails Application

In this section, we use Flex to improve the
user experience of the product catalog. The user
interface to capture the filtering criteria is
still implemented in HTML.

The Flex-based product list uses the Builder
template created in the previous section to
retrieve the catalog data. Contrary to our
current version, the Flex-based list handles
product filtering at the client-side.
Combined with the use of rich effects and transparency,
this provides the user with smoother transitions
between selections. These transitions implement the
User Interface Design best practise of "visual continuity",
and include visual cues indicating which products
are being filtered out and filtered in.

Define a flex action
- Edit store_controller.rb in c:\rails\flexstore\app\controllers
- Define a flex action as follows:
Deploy catalog.swf (the compiled version
of the Flex-based product catalog).
- Download flexcatalog.zip here.
- Extract flexcatalog.zip in c:\rails\flexstore\public
Notes:
- This application was built using the Flex XML-based framework. You can download the source code here.
- The application was built with Flex 2 beta and requires Flash Player 8.5 beta 2 available here.
First Cut
In our first iteration, the user interface
of the application remains very similiar to the
HTML version. We simply replace the HTML-based
product list with a Flex-based version.
- Create a file named flex.rhtml in c:\rails\flexstore\views\store
- Copy the code below in the flex.rhtml
  
  <html>
  <head>
  <title>Flexstore on Rails</title>
  <%= stylesheet_link_tag "flexstore", :media => "all" %>
  <script type="text/javascript" src="/flex/embedflash.js" ></script>
  <script type="text/javascript" src="/flex/FABridge.js" ></script>
  <script>
  
  function filter() {
  var from = document.getElementById("from").value;
  var to = document.getElementById("to").value;
  var flexApp = FABridge.store.root();
  flexApp.filter(from, to);
  }
  
  </script>
  </head>
  
  <body>
  
  <div id="left">
  Select your price range:<br />
  <br />
  From:<br />
  <input type="text" id="from" value="0"/>
  <br />
  <br />
  To:<br />
  <input type="text" id="to" value="1000"/><br />
  <br />
  <input type="submit" value="Filter" onclick="filter()"/>
  
  </div>
  
  <div id="flex">
  <script>embedFlash("flexApp", "/flex/catalog.swf", 690, 510, "bridgeName=store");</script>
  </div>
  
  </body>
  </html>
- Test the application
  http://localhost:3000/store/flex
Optimizing the user experience
In this second iteration, we optimize the filtering
experience: We use sliders (from the Yahoo UI library)
to select the price range. The Flex-based product list
reacts to the user's selection as the sliders are dragged.
- Install the Yahoo sliders. Download slider.zip here, and unzip the file in c:\rails\flexstore\public.
- Overwrite the content of flex.rhtml with the code below:
  
  <html>
  <head>
  <title>Flexstore on Rails</title>
  <%= stylesheet_link_tag "flexstore", :media => "all" %>
  <script type="text/javascript" src="/flex/embedflash.js" ></script>
  <script type="text/javascript" src="/flex/FABridge.js" ></script>
  <script type="text/javascript" src="/yui/YAHOO.js" ></script>
  <script type="text/javascript" src="/yui/event.js" ></script>
  <script type="text/javascript" src="/yui/dom.js" ></script>
  <script type="text/javascript" src="/yui/dragdrop.js" ></script>
  <script type="text/javascript" src="/yui/slider.js" ></script>
  
  <script type="text/javascript">
  
  var slider1, slider2;
  
  function init() {
  
  document.getElementById("camera").checked = false;
  document.getElementById("video").checked = false;
  document.getElementById("triband").checked = false;
  
  slider1 = YAHOO.widget.Slider.getHorizSlider("slider1", "thumb1", 0, 200, 2);
  slider1.onChange = function(offsetFromStart) {
  var newValue = offsetFromStart * 5;
  document.getElementById("value1").innerHTML = newValue;
  var flexApp = FABridge.store.root();
  flexApp.setMinimum(newValue);
  };
  slider1.onMouseUp = function() {
  var flexApp = FABridge.store.root();
  flexApp.layoutTiles();
  };
  slider2 = YAHOO.widget.Slider.getHorizSlider("slider2", "thumb2", 200, 0, 2);
  slider2.onChange = function(offsetFromStart) {
  var newValue = 1000 + offsetFromStart * 5;
  document.getElementById("value2").innerHTML = newValue;
  var flexApp = FABridge.store.root();
  flexApp.setMaximum(newValue);
  };
  slider2.onMouseUp = function() {
  var flexApp = FABridge.store.root();
  flexApp.layoutTiles();
  };
  }
  
  window.onload = init;
  
  </script>
  
  </head>
  <body style="margin-top:20px; margin-left:20px;">
  
  Select your price range:<br />
  <br />
  <div id="slider1" class="sliderBG"
  onkeypress="return handleHorizSliderKey(this, YAHOO.util.Event.getEvent(event))" >
  Minimum: Minimum: $<span id="value1" >0</span>
  amp;lt;span id="value1" >0</span>
  <div id="thumb1" class="thumb"><img id="img1" src="/yui/horizSlider.png"></div>
  </div>
  <br /><br />
  <div id="slider2" class="sliderBG"
  onkeypress="return handleHorizSliderKey(this, YAHOO.util.Event.getEvent(event))" >
  Maximum: Maximum: $<span id="value2" >1000</span>
  amp;lt;span id="value2" >1000</span>
  <div id="thumb2" class="thumb" style="left:200px"><img src="/yui/horizSlider.png"></div>
  </div>
  
  <br /><br />
  
  Select the required features<br />on your mobile device:<br />
  <br />
  <table>
  <tr><td><input type="checkbox" id="camera" onClick="var app = FABridge.store.root();app.setCamera(this.checked);"/></td><td>Camera</td></tr>
  <tr><td><input type="checkbox" id="video" onClick="var app = FABridge.store.root();app.setVideo(this.checked);"/></td><td>Video</td></tr>
  <tr><td><input type="checkbox" id="triband" onClick="var app = FABridge.store.root();app.setTriband(this.checked);"/></td><td>Triband</td></tr>
  </table>
  
  <div id="flex">
  <script>embedFlash("flexApp", "/flex/catalog.swf", 690, 510, "bridgeName=store");</script>
  </div>
  </body>
  </html>
- Test the application
  http://localhost:3000/store/flex

Resources

Ruby on Rails web site
Flex on Adobe Labs

Helpful Ruby on Rails tutorials.

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Helpful Ruby on Rails tutorials.

AJAX powered chat in 3 hours on Ruby on Rails : Tutorial on creating simple Web chatroom
Ajax on Rails : at ONLamp
Beginner��s Guide to Rails, part 1 : series of tutorials at GodBit
Building Ruby, Rails, LightTPD, and MySQL on Tiger : at Hivelogic
Create a To Do List with Ruby on Rails - Beginner��s Tutorial : at thehua
Distributing Rails Applications - A Tutorial : by Erik Veenstra
Fast-track your Web apps with Ruby on Rails : at IBM
Four Days on Rails : Tutorial in PDF at HomeLinux
Getting Your Feet Wet With Ruby on Rails : at Webmonkey
Installing Ruby on Rails with Lighttpd and MySQL on Fedora Core 4 : at DigitalMediaMinute
Instant Rails : preconfigured Rails software
Introduction to Ruby : for Perl programmers at SixBit
Introduction to Ruby for Mac OS X : at IO
Learning Ruby : by Daniel Carrera
Many to Many Tutorial for Rails (PDF) : at JRHicks
ObjectiveView Ruby on Rails Introduction (PDF) : at Ratio
Really Getting Started in Rails : at Slash7
Rolling with Ruby on Rails (Part1) : at ONLamp
Rolling with Ruby on Rails, Part 2 : at ONLamp
Ruby on Rails : at RegDeveloper.co.uk
Ruby on Rails on Oracle: A Simple Tutorial : at Oracle
Ruby on Rails Screencasts : at RubyOnRails
Try Ruby : Try Ruby in the browser at Hobix
Tutorial : a basic tutorial at RubyOnRails
Really Getting Started in Rails : Despite being written back all the way back in January 2005, Amy Hoy��s short and sweet intro still manages to be relevant
Rails for Designers : by Kevin Clark
Ruby QuickRef : quick reference guide.
Ruby Tutorials : at Tutorialized.com
Using Ruby on Rails for Dev on Mac OSX : at Apple
How to Build a Ruby on Rails Engine: In-depth Start-to-Finish Tutorial : at AlterLabs

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Useful Rails Link

2006-11-22T17:05:00.000+05:30

I have listed Useful rails links

Got API
Ruby Forum
API Ruby on Rails
InterWingly
Wiki Ruby on Rails
Ruby on Rails Plugins
Rails Hosting
CL XML Serial
Reporting Stonecode
Testunitxml Rubyforge
How to Functional Test
Rails Pays
Chennai Rails

i will give more rails related site in another post

ok bye
Regards,
Karthick.

My Lot Earn Money

2006-11-22T13:32:00.000+05:30

hi People,

if you wish to earn Money By chatting or participating in discussions,
then use the following link.

http://www.mylot.com/?ref=nkarthick

this link for me to ping my blog

http://adoppt.com/ping?url=http://chennairails.blogspot.com/

http://www.icerocket.com/c?p=ping
http://www.sphere.com/
http://www.technorati.com/ping/http%3A%2F%2Fchennairails.blogspot.com?url=http%3A%2F%2Fchennairails.blogspot.com&ip=1

Some Dot Net related Blog

http://arun-dotnet.blogspot.com

ok bye

regards,
Karthick.

Rails Books

2006-11-22T12:04:00.000+05:30

For better Understanding of Ruby On Rails.

You Can Use DAVID A. Black Ruby for RAILS. such a nice book for novice people.
http://www.rubypowerandlight.com/ in this link you can find the book information.
ok bye for now
regards,
Karthick.

Doubts In selenium

2006-11-21T18:45:00.000+05:30

Hi Guys,

If people have any doubt in slenium.
Please free to ask me. I have Intermediate knowledge in rails & selenium on rails test. I am very eager to answer your questions. other wise you can use the followingh forum link
http://forums.openqa.org.. in this link you can ask your doubts about selenium on rails or selenium test.
ok bye regards,
Karthick.

Broad Cast Calendar

2006-11-21T18:12:00.000+05:30

I have code for Broadcast calendar. Which uses Calendar plugin in rails.
if any one interested.
please reply me.
I will explain how to create Broad cast Calendar in Ruby on Rails.
Rails developer are always welcome.

ok bye.

regards,
Karthick.

Inviting Rails people

2006-11-21T17:55:00.000+05:30

Hai guys,

I am Narayana karthick. Working as developer in Gl infotech. I am doing my projects in Ruby On rails. Am inviting people who want to share their ideas & their doubts in Ruby on Rails.
Lets have passion about Ruby on Rails.

Regards,
Narayana Karthick