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It occurred to me that the way I was finding Gems was by making notes
of what I saw coming across this list and various other disorganized
ways. That didn't seem too bright and searching RubyForge didn't
always turn things up as I expected. So, having a dull hour or two, I
cobble a browser together.
Obviously, this is a really crude attempt and I'm just looking for
comments regarding whether it's useful:
http://gemmy.calicowebdev.com
It's only running on one mongrel and I've done little to optimize it.
The searching is performed using ferret. Comments welcome on this as
well.
Currently searchable fields are gem name, author, and description. If
this seems like a bright idea, I'll probably add user annotations and
tags for starters and make them searchable as well.
Thanks in advance for your comments.
of what I saw coming across this list and various other disorganized
ways. That didn't seem too bright and searching RubyForge didn't
always turn things up as I expected. So, having a dull hour or two, I
cobble a browser together.
Obviously, this is a really crude attempt and I'm just looking for
comments regarding whether it's useful:
http://gemmy.calicowebdev.com
It's only running on one mongrel and I've done little to optimize it.
The searching is performed using ferret. Comments welcome on this as
well.
Currently searchable fields are gem name, author, and description. If
this seems like a bright idea, I'll probably add user annotations and
tags for starters and make them searchable as well.
Thanks in advance for your comments.