Goldberg website tool: new version 0.1.1 released

Goldberg is a website development tool for Ruby on Rails that provides
user management, role-based security, site navigation via menus that
are dynamic depending on each user’s role, and content pages (a very
basic CMS).

This release adds support for PostgreSQL, so Goldberg now supports this
and MySQL 5. It also includes some streamlining of the Role caching
code.

Please see the Goldberg homepage at http://goldberg.240gl.org or the
Rubyforge Project page at http://rubyforge.org/projects/goldberg for
more information.

I’d be happy to answer any questions. Please post replies to this
message.

I was about to RTF…wait…no M :frowning:

On 8/25/06, urbanus [email protected] wrote:

Please see the Goldberg homepage at http://goldberg.240gl.org or the
Rubyforge Project page at http://rubyforge.org/projects/goldberg for
more information.

I’d be happy to answer any questions. Please post replies to this
message.


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Dont judge those who try and fail, judge those who fail to try…

I liked the idea! I am definitely going to try it today!
thanks Urbanus!!!

Regards,
Anil W.

On 8/26/06, urbanus [email protected] wrote:

Please see the Goldberg homepage at http://goldberg.240gl.org or the
Rubyforge Project page at http://rubyforge.org/projects/goldberg for
more information.

I’d be happy to answer any questions. Please post replies to this
message.

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Hi Pratik,

Check out the website, especially on the left-hand side: “Installation”
and “Usage”. The “Usage” section contains a simple scenario that
illustrates how Goldberg works.

Goldberg also includes documentation within it: once you set it up and
browse to it, the navigation pages that come out-of-the-box explain
where to go to do different things.

Admittedly the documentation is incomplete – it’s a very new product.
If you have specific points where the documentation is unclear or more
detail is required, I’d be happy to address that as a matter of
priority.

Thanks,
Urbanus

Looks cool.I am gonna try out in the weekend.

Hi Urbanus,

When I tried to install this on an existing app, it wanted to override
my
application.rb controller file. So I created an empty project and
installed
this. But then I got an error saying Role ID not found.

Thanks,
Pratik

On 8/26/06, urbanus [email protected] wrote:

where to go to do different things.


rm -rf / 2>/dev/null - http://null.in

Dont judge those who try and fail, judge those who fail to try…

Hi Pratik,

Sounds odd. Were you able to restore the starter database
successfully? It should have 11 tables and 2 views in it.

If you e-mail me directly (urbanus at 240gl dot org) with some further
information I’ll see if I can help. Could you please send me:

  • The error page that was displayed in your browser.
  • Your Rails log file (log/development.log) and if you are using
    FastCGI its log too (log/fastcgi.crash.log).

Regards,
Urbanus

Yeah. Will do that. Also, would be cool if you can just have migration
file
instead of sql.

Thanks,
Pratik

On 8/26/06, urbanus [email protected] wrote:

  • The error page that was displayed in your browser.

this. But then I got an error saying Role ID not found.


rm -rf / 2>/dev/null - http://null.in

Dont judge those who try and fail, judge those who fail to try…