Hi all,
We are looking for the most efficient way to create
gem/engine/plugin.Which
can be integrated with any application with minimum effort.
Any suggestion is highly appreceated.
Hi all,
We are looking for the most efficient way to create
gem/engine/plugin.Which
can be integrated with any application with minimum effort.
Any suggestion is highly appreceated.
On 19 June 2012 11:02, debadatta [email protected] wrote:
Hi all,
We are looking for the most efficient way to create gem/engine/plugin.Which
can be integrated with any application with minimum effort.
Possibly the most efficient way to create it would be to start by
using google with appropriate keywords to find documentation and
tutorials on creating gems, engines and plugins.
Colin
use enginex: GitHub - josevalim/enginex: An executable which creates a bare Rails 3 engine (which is used in Crafting Rails Applications)
to create a gem for rails applications
or you could try rubygem and bundler that has a built in feature to
generate you own gem
On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 2:51 AM, Colin L. [email protected]
wrote:
tutorials on creating gems, engines and plugins.
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The enginex strategy (GitHub - josevalim/enginex: An executable which creates a bare Rails 3 engine (which is used in Crafting Rails Applications)) is only good
for Rails 3.0.
As the README.md says, engines for Rails 3.1+ should be written using
this
strategy,
Weston P.
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