Rails - May 2005 - Interested in collaborating on something fun?

I''ve been trying to get in all the rails programming I can here  
lately.  I come from a PHP background (4+ years), so I''m really  
enjoying programming with rails.
I''d like to see if anyone else in rails-land would be interested in  
collaborating on a small project(s).  I have a few ideas for some  
applications that I would like
to create, but I mainly just want to find like minds who are wanting  
to learn more about rails in a no pressure, lets ''make something cool  
and exciting'' atmosphere.

My ruby/rails knowledge is growing by the day, but I still have so  
much to learn.  I''m working on the Typo team as the designer/front- 
end stuff and I''m also planning to do some other
things on that project with Tobias and gang.

If you think you''d be interested in creating something cool with  
rails and have a boiling pot of creativity just waiting to  
explode ;-) then lets make something happen!

  -Justin Palmer
   EncyteMedia.com

Justin Palmer wrote:
> I''ve been trying to get in all the rails programming I can here  
> lately.  I come from a PHP background (4+ years), so I''m really  
> enjoying programming with rails.
> I''d like to see if anyone else in rails-land would be interested
in
> collaborating on a small project(s).  I have a few ideas for some  
> applications that I would like
> to create, but I mainly just want to find like minds who are wanting  
> to learn more about rails in a no pressure, lets ''make something
cool
> and exciting'' atmosphere.
Justin,

Wonder if you consider Instiki as "something cool"? It is the biggest 
end-user Ruby application according to RubyForge download counters, and 
it was written by nextangle himself :)

If you do (or anybody else does), here are the things that Instiki might 
use right now:

1. File Uploads (some of it is done, but the I wasn''t quite happy with 
the interaction design and so we kicked it from 0.10 release).
2. A sprinkling of Ajax in strategically chosen locations.
3. In-browser acceptance test suite (I''ve started doing it with WATIR 
lately, look at test/watir).
4. Keyword-based search

There are some other ideas at http://dev.instiki.org/report/4

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Best regards,

Alexey Verkhovsky

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Instiki:    http://instiki.org           (maintainer)

Hey Justin,

I would like to join you. I come from the .NET world (2+ years). I have 
some ideas I want to implement using Ruby/Rails, but I had no time yet 
because some .NET stuff I have to finish.

Congrats for the Typo stuff. It rocks ;-)

Justin Palmer wrote:
> I''ve been trying to get in all the rails programming I can here  
> lately.  I come from a PHP background (4+ years), so I''m really  
> enjoying programming with rails.
> I''d like to see if anyone else in rails-land would be interested
in
> collaborating on a small project(s).  I have a few ideas for some  
> applications that I would like
> to create, but I mainly just want to find like minds who are wanting  to 
> learn more about rails in a no pressure, lets ''make something cool
and
> exciting'' atmosphere.
> 
> My ruby/rails knowledge is growing by the day, but I still have so  much 
> to learn.  I''m working on the Typo team as the designer/front- end
stuff
> and I''m also planning to do some other
> things on that project with Tobias and gang.
> 
> If you think you''d be interested in creating something cool with 
rails
> and have a boiling pot of creativity just waiting to  explode ;-) then 
> lets make something happen!
> 
>  -Justin Palmer
>   EncyteMedia.com
> 
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>

Hi Justin,

     Have you given any consideration to commercial ventures based on  
Rails?

     I''m formerly a Linux kernel/ filesystems programmer residing in  
Pittsburgh, PA. I worked for a startup company called Spinnaker  
Networks, which was acquired by Network Appliance in 2004. So I''m a  
bit new to web development, but enjoying it quite a bit with Rails  
(though I had some prior Ruby experience).

     Anyway, I''ve been surveying the landscape of Rails stuff  
(obviously, Basecamp and Backpack, but Odeo has gotten a lot of press  
lately, even from Fortune magazine), and I''m also getting the itch to  
get started again with another startup. I was an early employee at  
Spinnaker, but I''d really like to be the founder, or one of the  
founders, of a startup my next go around. So, I''m always looking for  
contacts and like minded people. Drop me a line if you feel like  
chatting sometime.

Joe

On May 9, 2005, at 1:32 AM, Justin Palmer wrote:
> I''ve been trying to get in all the rails programming I can here  
> lately.  I come from a PHP background (4+ years), so I''m really  
> enjoying programming with rails.
> I''d like to see if anyone else in rails-land would be interested
in
> collaborating on a small project(s).  I have a few ideas for some  
> applications that I would like
> to create, but I mainly just want to find like minds who are  
> wanting to learn more about rails in a no pressure, lets ''make  
> something cool and exciting'' atmosphere.
>
> My ruby/rails knowledge is growing by the day, but I still have so  
> much to learn.  I''m working on the Typo team as the
designer/front-
> end stuff and I''m also planning to do some other
> things on that project with Tobias and gang.
>
> If you think you''d be interested in creating something cool with  
> rails and have a boiling pot of creativity just waiting to  
> explode ;-) then lets make something happen!
>
>  -Justin Palmer
>   EncyteMedia.com
>
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>

Hi, sounds to me like we are of like minds.

I''m developing an application focusing on the real-estate investor 
community.  There are very few applications specifically catered to this 
crowd, and many are willing to pony up big bucks for seminars, 
materials, etc., that they never use.

I''m doing initial prototype work and requirements gathering right now. 
I have a meeting tomorrow with a test "user" after which I''ll
be
processing his feedback and putting up a demo.

Does this interest you at all?  Don''t feel bad if it doesn''t. 
I''m just
thrilled I can learn Ruby/Rails with a paying client.  (Even if they 
aren''t paying in $$$-- it''s payment in kind, helping my close
on my
first house.  :-)  )

Cheers,

Jim

Whoops, meant that for personal consumption, but if any of you are 
interested, you can let me know as well.

Cheers,

Jim
> Hi, sounds to me like we are of like minds.
> 
> I''m developing an application focusing on the real-estate investor
> community.  There are very few applications specifically catered to this 
> crowd, and many are willing to pony up big bucks for seminars, 
> materials, etc., that they never use.
> 
> I''m doing initial prototype work and requirements gathering right
now. I
> have a meeting tomorrow with a test "user" after which
I''ll be
> processing his feedback and putting up a demo.
> 
> Does this interest you at all?  Don''t feel bad if it
doesn''t.  I''m just
> thrilled I can learn Ruby/Rails with a paying client.  (Even if they 
> aren''t paying in $$$-- it''s payment in kind, helping my
close on my
> first house.  :-)  )
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Jim
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Justin - 

I''m developing an application focused on the real-estate investor 
community.  There''s a potential competitor coming to market soon, but
if
we beat them out the door, we''ll make all the dough ourselves... I hear
they''re willing to pony up big bucks.


In article <427F6E52.3070908-HW8W3q4hXPgyx5EpGhof3g@public.gmane.org>,
jim-
HW8W3q4hXPgyx5EpGhof3g-XMD5yJDbdMReXY1tMh2IBg@public.gmane.org
says...
> Whoops, meant that for personal consumption, but if any of you are 
> interested, you can let me know as well.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Jim
> 
> > Hi, sounds to me like we are of like minds.
> > 
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In article
<1D56AF62-70B5-4EC0-A251-550940C731F4-JJvkDrV5TXAmlAP/+Wk3EA@public.gmane.org>,
rails-JJvkDrV5TXAmlAP/+Wk3EA@public.gmane.org says...
> I''d like to see if anyone else in rails-land would be interested
in
> collaborating on a small project(s).  I have a few ideas for some  
> applications that I would like
> to create, but I mainly just want to find like minds who are wanting  
> to learn more about rails in a no pres
I''ve been thinking about making a better web stats program - awstats is
the "least worst" but of the free stuff, there''s really
nothing great,
usable, or flexible.

And I do have a semi-urgent need for a Shoutcast log analyzer, so that 
would probably be my first target log format...

Interested?  I''ve done nothing in Rails beyond the tutorials yet; my 
school year just ended so today I''m finally free.  (In a past life, I 
did lots of more complicated stuff.)  Drop me a line if you like. At the 
moment, I''m reading "Model-Based Development" to rev my brain
up.

-- 
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Wellesley, MA             | I feel calm.  I feel ready.  I can only
Faster: jay at jay dot fm | conclude that''s because I don''t
have a
http://www.jay.fm         | full grasp of the situation. - Mark Adler

Justin (and others),

I am working on a Rails application for my business but would love to  
work on a collaborative project also. I am by no means a Rails expert  
but have no lack of ideas and am also very excited by the flowering  
world of web applications, many of which seem to be Rails-powered.  
And I am very interested in graphic and interaction design.

Perhaps the next step would be to find some way of discussing project  
ideas in a forum where everyone could contribute... maybe a wiki or a  
forum, or a mailing list, but maybe outside of the official Rails  
list/website.

-raymond

On May 8, 2005, at 10:32 PM, Justin Palmer wrote:
> I''ve been trying to get in all the rails programming I can here  
> lately.  I come from a PHP background (4+ years), so I''m really  
> enjoying programming with rails.
> I''d like to see if anyone else in rails-land would be interested
in
> collaborating on a small project(s).  I have a few ideas for some  
> applications that I would like
> to create, but I mainly just want to find like minds who are  
> wanting to learn more about rails in a no pressure, lets ''make  
> something cool and exciting'' atmosphere.
>
> My ruby/rails knowledge is growing by the day, but I still have so  
> much to learn.  I''m working on the Typo team as the
designer/front-
> end stuff and I''m also planning to do some other
> things on that project with Tobias and gang.
>
> If you think you''d be interested in creating something cool with  
> rails and have a boiling pot of creativity just waiting to  
> explode ;-) then lets make something happen!
>
>  -Justin Palmer
>   EncyteMedia.com

Raymond Brigleb wrote:
> Perhaps the next step would be to find some way of discussing project  
> ideas in a forum where everyone could contribute... maybe a wiki or a  
> forum, or a mailing list, but maybe outside of the official Rails  
> list/website.
I''m asking myself: what can be more fun than spicing up with Ajax a
cool
UI originally designed by David H. Hansson, and which happens to be a 
real project with a five-digit download count?
Nothing that doesn''t involve females or boats, in my humble opinion. :)

If you agree, and you have a designer''s eye, please email me and/or
sign
up to instiki-users mailing list on RubyForge.

-- 
Best regards,

Alexey Verkhovsky

Ruby Forum: http://ruby-forum.org        (moderator)
RForum:     http://rforum.andreas-s.net  (co-author)
Instiki:    http://instiki.org           (maintainer)

Wow,
   I see there is a pretty good bit of interest in this area.  I  
would like to do some hosted solution type things I''m also interested  
in doing a commercial application.
   My initial idea, and something that I''m currently in the first  
stages of is a type of ''Amazon meets del.icio.us'' project.  It
also
allows you to profit from bookmarks with your
  Amazon associates ID.  This would be a hosted service of course.   
I''m really intrigued by the social based applications such as  
43things, del.icio.us, flickr, upcoming.org, etc.

Alexey,
  Instiki is a very nice application, I''ve had my eye on it for a  
while.  Currently though i''m more interested in starting a new  
project with a couple of people.  I''ll definitely submit any
patches or contributions I can if we solve some of those problems  
along the way.

I''m not sure about a real estate application, I have 0 knowledge of  
real estate other than basic stuff you pick up in day to day life.  I  
guess I should refine the scope some more, but
please feel free to use this thread to hook up with others, it seems  
there are numerous people looking to join up with others.

To refine the scope of what I''m interested in doing - A repeat of  
above , I really like the social networking/grouping type applications.
  I didn''t expect to get more than a few responses, so I obviously  
can''t contact everybody ( a madhouse! ), but I will be in touch with  
some of you guys.
  Also, if you haven''t responded yet and are interested in some of  
the things I posted above, please send me an email or contact me on IRC.

IRC #rubyonrails, #typo : Caged
email: justin - at - encytemedia dot com

Best of luck to everybody looking to find a partner!  As you see from  
Alexey''s post, there are numerous open source projects looking for  
contributors.

Regards,
   -Justin Palmer
    Encytemedia.com


On May 9, 2005, at 12:32 AM, Justin Palmer wrote:
> I''ve been trying to get in all the rails programming I can here  
> lately.  I come from a PHP background (4+ years), so I''m really  
> enjoying programming with rails.
> I''d like to see if anyone else in rails-land would be interested
in
> collaborating on a small project(s).  I have a few ideas for some  
> applications that I would like
> to create, but I mainly just want to find like minds who are  
> wanting to learn more about rails in a no pressure, lets ''make  
> something cool and exciting'' atmosphere.
>
> My ruby/rails knowledge is growing by the day, but I still have so  
> much to learn.  I''m working on the Typo team as the
designer/front-
> end stuff and I''m also planning to do some other
> things on that project with Tobias and gang.
>
> If you think you''d be interested in creating something cool with  
> rails and have a boiling pot of creativity just waiting to  
> explode ;-) then lets make something happen!
>
>  -Justin Palmer
>   EncyteMedia.com
>
> _______________________________________________
> Rails mailing list
> Rails-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org
> http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails
>

I''m interested in doing something new as well and wouldn''t
mind
collaborating. I especially like the idea of a low-startup cost
commercial venture (I''m very interested in the types of businesses
that can be grown on the internet with almost no startup costs. Not
neccesarily to get rich off of, but to see how small a self-sustaining
organization can get), but free stuff can be fun as well.

I''m currently building an online store/order tracking system for a
client which will be operating by summer''s end, but if the ideas
flying around are interesting enough, then I can make time. I''ve been
on rails since late october though was off of the scene from february
until april. I''m actively developing with it now and am pretty
familiar with the core API''s and Ajax.

Brian



On 5/9/05, Justin Palmer <rails-JJvkDrV5TXAmlAP/+Wk3EA@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
> Wow,
>    I see there is a pretty good bit of interest in this area.  I
> would like to do some hosted solution type things I''m also
interested
> in doing a commercial application.
>    My initial idea, and something that I''m currently in the first
> stages of is a type of ''Amazon meets del.icio.us''
project.  It also
> allows you to profit from bookmarks with your
>   Amazon associates ID.  This would be a hosted service of course.
> I''m really intrigued by the social based applications such as
> 43things, del.icio.us, flickr, upcoming.org, etc.
> 
> Alexey,
>   Instiki is a very nice application, I''ve had my eye on it for a
> while.  Currently though i''m more interested in starting a new
> project with a couple of people.  I''ll definitely submit any
> patches or contributions I can if we solve some of those problems
> along the way.
> 
> I''m not sure about a real estate application, I have 0 knowledge
of
> real estate other than basic stuff you pick up in day to day life.  I
> guess I should refine the scope some more, but
> please feel free to use this thread to hook up with others, it seems
> there are numerous people looking to join up with others.
> 
> To refine the scope of what I''m interested in doing - A repeat of
> above , I really like the social networking/grouping type applications.
>   I didn''t expect to get more than a few responses, so I obviously
> can''t contact everybody ( a madhouse! ), but I will be in touch
with
> some of you guys.
>   Also, if you haven''t responded yet and are interested in some of
> the things I posted above, please send me an email or contact me on IRC.
> 
> IRC #rubyonrails, #typo : Caged
> email: justin - at - encytemedia dot com
> 
> Best of luck to everybody looking to find a partner!  As you see from
> Alexey''s post, there are numerous open source projects looking for
> contributors.
> 
> Regards,
>    -Justin Palmer
>     Encytemedia.com
> 
> 
> On May 9, 2005, at 12:32 AM, Justin Palmer wrote:
> 
> > I''ve been trying to get in all the rails programming I can
here
> > lately.  I come from a PHP background (4+ years), so I''m
really
> > enjoying programming with rails.
> > I''d like to see if anyone else in rails-land would be
interested in
> > collaborating on a small project(s).  I have a few ideas for some
> > applications that I would like
> > to create, but I mainly just want to find like minds who are
> > wanting to learn more about rails in a no pressure, lets
''make
> > something cool and exciting'' atmosphere.
> >
> > My ruby/rails knowledge is growing by the day, but I still have so
> > much to learn.  I''m working on the Typo team as the
designer/front-
> > end stuff and I''m also planning to do some other
> > things on that project with Tobias and gang.
> >
> > If you think you''d be interested in creating something cool
with
> > rails and have a boiling pot of creativity just waiting to
> > explode ;-) then lets make something happen!
> >
> >  -Justin Palmer
> >   EncyteMedia.com
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > Rails mailing list
> > Rails-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org
> > http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails
> >
> 
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> >    My initial idea, and something that I''m currently in the
first
> > stages of is a type of ''Amazon meets del.icio.us''
project.  It also
> > allows you to profit from bookmarks with your
> >   Amazon associates ID.  This would be a hosted service of course.
> > I''m really intrigued by the social based applications such as
> > 43things, del.icio.us, flickr, upcoming.org, etc.
I''m interested, but now''s not a good time for me.  One of my
projects
is in heavy development right now.  If anyone''s a comic book fan, let
me know, because this app might be of interest to you :)

However, there''s already something like what you''re
describing:  All
Consuming (http://allconsuming.net/).  It was one of the "unofficial"
Rails Day projects: http://www.43things.com/entries/view/55347.

-- 
rick
http://techno-weenie.net

I had no idea about allconsuming Rick, thanks for the link.
It seems it has implemented about 80% of the ideas I had in mind.   
Thats almost scary..heh
It''s not organized in the same fashion I had in mind, but it''s
got
most of the features.

Cheers,
   -Justin Palmer
    Encytemedia.com

On May 9, 2005, at 8:45 PM, Rick Olson wrote:
>>>    My initial idea, and something that I''m currently in
the first
>>> stages of is a type of ''Amazon meets del.icio.us''
project.  It also
>>> allows you to profit from bookmarks with your
>>>   Amazon associates ID.  This would be a hosted service of course.
>>> I''m really intrigued by the social based applications such
as
>>> 43things, del.icio.us, flickr, upcoming.org, etc.
>>>
>
> I''m interested, but now''s not a good time for me.  One of
my projects
> is in heavy development right now.  If anyone''s a comic book fan,
let
> me know, because this app might be of interest to you :)
>
> However, there''s already something like what you''re
describing:  All
> Consuming (http://allconsuming.net/).  It was one of the
"unofficial"
> Rails Day projects: http://www.43things.com/entries/view/55347.
>
> -- 
> rick
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I have just this week began the process of designing a Ruby equivalent
to JPGraph (http://www.aditus.nu/jpgraph/) of php fame.  This is one
area that I think is seriously lacking in the Ruby area.  If there are
people who want to work on this, drop me a line, perhaps we can
collaberate.

On 5/8/05, Justin Palmer <rails-JJvkDrV5TXAmlAP/+Wk3EA@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
> I''ve been trying to get in all the rails programming I can here
> lately.  I come from a PHP background (4+ years), so I''m really
> enjoying programming with rails.
> I''d like to see if anyone else in rails-land would be interested
in
> collaborating on a small project(s).  I have a few ideas for some
> applications that I would like
> to create, but I mainly just want to find like minds who are wanting
> to learn more about rails in a no pressure, lets ''make something
cool
> and exciting'' atmosphere.
> 
> My ruby/rails knowledge is growing by the day, but I still have so
> much to learn.  I''m working on the Typo team as the
designer/front-
> end stuff and I''m also planning to do some other
> things on that project with Tobias and gang.
> 
> If you think you''d be interested in creating something cool with
> rails and have a boiling pot of creativity just waiting to
> explode ;-) then lets make something happen!
> 
>   -Justin Palmer
>    EncyteMedia.com
> 
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>

Hi,

I''m quite interested in collaborating on something creative and
innovative. I''m not too interested in re-inventing the wheel and
building mundane web apps (I''ll leave that for the day job), but
I''m
particularly keen to work on something new that hasn''t been done
before.

I''m at the planning stage for an idea now, but I don''t want to
mention
it in public just yet. I will however need to recruit some help in
developing the project, so if anyone thinks they might be interested
(on a co-founder basis) drop me a private email and I''ll discuss it
with you. I think it could have great potential, and haven''t seen
anything else quite like it.

I''m also interested in working on other projects -- in a nutshell,
anything that''s "cool" :-)

If anyone would like to chat, I''m on MSN as
flammablescarecrow-PkbjNfxxIARBDgjK7y7TUQ@public.gmane.org or AIM/iChat as
benlm0 .

Cheers,
Ben

On 10.5.2005, at 06:32, Ira Burton wrote:
> I have just this week began the process of designing a Ruby equivalent
> to JPGraph (http://www.aditus.nu/jpgraph/) of php fame.  This is one
> area that I think is seriously lacking in the Ruby area.  If there are
> people who want to work on this, drop me a line, perhaps we can
> collaberate.
Ira,

I agree with you that an elegant solution is missing from Ruby in that 
field. I''m interested in helping if you boot up a project like this so 
keep me posted when you start rolling.

//jarkko


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Ira Burton wrote:
> I have just this week began the process of designing a Ruby equivalent
> to JPGraph (http://www.aditus.nu/jpgraph/) of php fame.  This is one
> area that I think is seriously lacking in the Ruby area.  If there are
> people who want to work on this, drop me a line, perhaps we can
> collaberate.
I had to switch from JPGraph to the PEAR Image_Graph due to license
issues, but since discovering RoR, I really want to port my app.  This
is one major part that is needed, so I will certainly be interested.



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On Tue, 2005-05-10 at 10:06 -0500, David Morton wrote:
> Ira Burton wrote:
> > I have just this week began the process of designing a Ruby equivalent
> > to JPGraph (http://www.aditus.nu/jpgraph/) of php fame.  This is one
> > area that I think is seriously lacking in the Ruby area.  If there are
> > people who want to work on this, drop me a line, perhaps we can
> > collaberate.
> 
> I had to switch from JPGraph to the PEAR Image_Graph due to license
> issues, but since discovering RoR, I really want to port my app.  This
> is one major part that is needed, so I will certainly be interested.
I''m replying to a msg to two months ago... but anyhow, if you guys are
working on this, I can think of a great home for it:

http://rubyforge.org/

Yours,

tom