– Various active-record extensions, including a declarative
permission system.
– Much more
Wow! Just watched the screencast. I really like the extensions to
migration syntax. Seems much DRYer.
Permissions system has the features needed by most applications. Not
sure it if hits the 80/20 rule yet. I did not see a password email
feature. I will need to download and test.
Interesting. Haven’t downloaded it yet, but I’ll have to check out how
you’re handling the themes/views. Guessing this isn’t engines based, but
perhaps copying theme templates into the app directory?
Get Hobo, and watch the screencast of building a complete app in five
no extra programming.
– Various active-record extensions, including a declarative
practice agile, iterative application development.
The authentication is done with the acts_as_authenticated plugin, which
is integrated into Hobo. The mailer isn’t integrated as yet, but you
could just install AAA and run the authenticated_mailer generator. It
might work out of the box, but it might need a bit of tweaking.
any plans for
localization i.e. integrating plugins like Globalize or localize?
Localisation is not a personal priotry right now, but I’m sure it’s an
issue I’m going to hit before too long. If this is something you need,
It would be great if you could take a look and see how it might be
integrated. Hobo will definitely need to support localisation in the
future.
Guessing this isn’t engines based, but
perhaps copying theme templates into the app directory?
Correct - not using engines.
The theme system is built around dryml - i.e. user defined tags.
For example, the app developer uses … in their
templates, and each theme defines how these are rendered in html and
css. In the tabla theme, you get panels with rounded corners and
drop-shadows.