Hey Folks, I spent the day working on something that most of the folks on IRC have already seen, but I thought I''d share it with all of you as well. I''ve been cranking on a side project called FastCST (http://www.zedshaw.com/projects/fastcst ) which is a revision control tool written in Ruby. Nothing at all to do with Rails. The interesting thing wrt Rails is that--as another experiment--I decided to write the repository browser entirely in javascript so that users don''t need to install anything to get a decent web interface. The single index.html and 3 javascript files implement a searchable repository browser with a MacOSX style "3-pane" tree browser. All of the logic is done in javascript (Firefox only tested) and the data is stored on the server as JSON files. No fuss no muss. The example is at http://www.zedshaw.com/fastcst/temp/ and WORKS ONLY IN FIREFOX. I haven''t gotten around to knocking the dust off my windows box and my ibook yet to get those working. Files of interest: * http://www.zedshaw.com/fastcst/temp/domhelp.js -- has some handy functions for working with DOM. * http://www.zedshaw.com/fastcst/temp/json.js -- some simple functions to deal with grabbing a JSON file and making it live. * http://www.zedshaw.com/fastcst/temp/revbrowser.js -- The code that actually implements the interface. Anyway, thought you folks might like to see a preview. I''m interested in your comments, especially about the javascript code and why it sucks under Safari and IE. I plan on doing a write up of it showing the progression and how it works. Zed A. Shaw