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Hey Campers, I liked Camping so much that I had to "port" it to Perl. My framework is called Squatting (as in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squatting), and you can get it from the following places: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Squatting/ http://github.com/beppu/squatting/tree/master It''s not a straight port of the Camping code, because Camping uses some weird Ruby idioms that

Hey Campers, Here''s a tiny little app I wrote shortly after SXSW this year. http://learning.kicks-ass.org/ Click on the big red *RANDOM* button for some mild amusement. The idea came from Heath Row over a dinner conversation as chronicled here: http://h3athrow.blogspot.com/2008/03/learning-kicks.html The source code is here: http://github.com/beppu/learning/tree/master

Last night, a little Camping application I wrote called MetaNotes<http://www.metanotes.com/>won the Experimental division in the SXSW Web Awards<http://2008.sxsw.com/interactive/web_awards/finalists/> . MetaNotes is a site that lets you (and many other people) simultaneously place colorful post-it notes on a wide canvas. If you get lucky, you may see notes move in the background as

Campers. Dr. Nic. The new migrations in Camping''s trunk are very nice. They also open the door (just an inch) to using Dr. Nic''s Magic Models with Camping. Here''s my stab at ''er: http://require.errtheblog.com/camping/blog.rb Run that against Camping trunk. Don''t forget to `sudo gem install dr_nic_magic_models`. The hackery is in

I have considered writing some small camping apps for a while now. Before I embark on this trip visiting unknown campsites, I thought I better yet ask the seasoned campers a question: How can one go about doing unit testing of a camping application. I''m mainly thinking about testing of the models. Can the testing facilities of Rails easily be integrated so that I can test my AR models?

gem install camping-omnibus --source code.whytheluckystiff.net Considering the number of optional dependencies now in Camping, I''ve put together an eigengem which will load all of the recommended libraries that most devoted campers will want: ActiveRecord, Mongrel, SQLite3, RedCloth and the acts_as_versioned gem. (Those last two are used in the examples.) Stuff like mosquito and

I finally put together the final touches on the first version of the camping-oauth gem. It allows you to make a Camping web app into an OAuth provider. It leverages ruby-oauth and the oauth-plugin. An example of a use case is a web service built with Camping (using json/xml with/without REST). You can find it on GitHub: http://bit.ly/campingoauth I also wrote a blog post on how to use it (and

Hi Campers, from the discussions gathered around, the current Camping sessions don''t seem to be satisfying. ActiveRecord doesn''t seem to handle hashid as an identifier, plus it doesn''t seem to be fully consistent across the various RDBMS. On the other hand, the scope of the project does not permit to implement all kind of client persistence. Secure sessions with

Hello Fellow Campers, I''m feeling crazy tonight and thought I''d go ahead and announce my new little project riding on the Camping framework: Dream Ledger (http://www.dreamledger.com). The app was written to scratch a personal itch, which is the simple fact that I wanted an easy way to record my nightly dreams and sleep experiences. Think about it as ''dream

Removed 25% of the framework? Gosh, I wish _why wasn''t so darn verbose... -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/camping-list/attachments/20080522/7612c03e/attachment.html>

Hey Campers, Ditch that pup-tent for Camping deployment. Maybe. Either way, drive around in Rv 3, newly released *right at this moment*. Rv A little init.d system for running Camping apps, for Linux. Features * cluster support * custom database configuration * interactive setup tasks * logging Full documentation and instructions at:

Hi everybody, I would like to use ruby2ruby in a caming project, but there seems to be an incompatibility with camping, ruby2ruby and markaby. Unfortunately I receive strange Markaby::InvalidXhtmlErrors. To demonstrate, that only combination of all three components causes the problem I added the following code. I relies on Markaby and ruby2ruby only and works fine (a.k.a. as expected).

Hello campers, I wanted to let you know that I''ve just released my camping generator, which uses the rails generator system to create new camping apps. $ gem install camping_generator It''s the first part of my Parasite project, which aims to leverage rails for better, faster, stronger camping development. Feel free to take issue with my coding style, but submit issues at

Hello all, I''m not sure who Camping''s steward is at this point(zimbatm? _why?), but I haven''t seen much activity in quite some time. I really like Camping, and I understand open source projects can fall by the wayside. So, I''d be willing to take over maintenance and releasing. I have experience maintaining my own open source projects, and a history of

{} || || ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <= _whycake ~ Camping 2.1 ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I''m pleased to announce another release of Camping, the microframework. This time we''ve focused on improving the 1.9 support, adding (builtin) support for more template engines, refreshing the homepage and just general bug fixes. gem install camping Home:

Hi campers, what do you think of releasing the current trunk as camping-1.6 ? Nothing much has moved since a while and apart from FastCGI, I believe most bugs where ironed out. After the gem release, I propose putting some effort on documentation and how to use Rack''s FastCGI. When that''s done, we''ll have a Rubyforge announcement and such. /me is waiting for community

Hello, Zimbatm suggested the best way to push a patch into camping was to take my case to the people. So here it is. If you want to jump straight to the patch: http://code.whytheluckystiff.net/camping/ticket/117 Goal: Move the logic in the camping command line launcher into several classes Why? In the next version of parasite (http://parasite.rubyforge.org) I''d like to take over

And now: gem install camping --source code.whytheluckystiff.net I hope this will be the last development release before 1.5. * ActiveRecord no longer required or installed. * If you refer to Models::Base, however, ActiveRecord will be loaded with autoload. (see lib/camping/db.rb) * new Camping::FastCGI.serve which will serve a whole directory of apps (see TheCampingServer[1]) *

I''m just about ready to release 1.4.2. Here''s the pre-release: gem install camping --source code.whytheluckystiff.net The biggest recent change is that the Camping commandline tool now allows mounting of several apps. I''ve eliminated examples/serve and am encouraging use of the camping tool. Instead, use: camping examples/blog/blog.rb examples/tepee/tepee.rb

Getting Camping to work with FastCGI is a little clunky, since FastCGI doesn''t really understand mounting apps and sometimes the environment vars are a little whack. To keep the postambles easy to read, I''ve moved the handy stuff into lib/camping/fastcgi.rb. == Mounting a Single App Assuming: Camping.goes :Blog ... this goes in your postamble ... require