From: gltewalt@... (illocutionist)
Date: 2004-11-11T00:28:31+09:00
Subject: Re: [ANN] Rubymine.org

David Ross <dross@code-exec.net> wrote in message news:<4191B4C8.3040301@code-exec.net>...
> Hello fellow Rubyists,
> 
>     I've released Rubymine, a place where rubyists can obtain great 
> knowledge within time of working together. There have already been an 
> article and a few announcements.
> 
> http://www.rubymine.org
> 
> Features:
> 
>     * blog entries
>     * community book creation
>     * pages (like wiki)
>     * story/articles
>     * weblinks
>     * Forums
>     * private message support
>     * RSS feeds on frontpage for current news from various sources
>     * personal bookmarks
>     * and more..
> 
> Currently Drupal is installed, and I've been tweaking it here and there 
> to get any annoyances out of the system. I'm still working on a CMS, 
> which isn't done of course or it would replace Drupal instantly.
> 
> Home of the Ruby Windows QA team
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> I'm proud to announce the Ruby Windows QA team.
> 
> Who's in the team? A group of hackers(code hackers) wanting to help the community.
> I've a team of people who are generous enough to donate thier time 
> to build Ruby extensions and provide support for Microsoft Windows. This will be 
> a tedious job to the QA team. I thank the people below for reponding when I first asked about getting a team created.
> 
> Developers
> -------------------
> Kaspar Schiess
> Matt Mower
> Alexander Kellett
> David Ross (myself)
> (*there have been a couple people who emailed me, I'll get back with them ASAP)
> 
> donations of services and hardware
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> Aredridel
> 
> This specific task won't always be easy, there will be certain code to debug. So 
> it would be appreciated for Windows users to test out the software when they have time, and are 
> available to report. 
> 
> Currently there are no binary releases, mostly because I'm working on getting each person setup with compilers.
> 
> For now.. good night. Happy hacking
> 
> David Ross

Thanks Mr. Ross.
Nice one-stop Ruby site.
Really like the news aggregator and the book feature.