Since starting development with Ruby on Rails I’ve definitely come to love the community that’s formed around it. This is my small contribution to said community. I’ll publish any plugins I can while working on projects. If I feel like something I’m doing would be better suited as a plugin for the public to use up, you can count on me throwing it up here. I'll also stick other misc. crap up here just because I can. x=)

has_many_friends

    has_many_friends was developed during the first project I needed a good friend system for. It will probably be under development indefinitely since I am constantly learning and will probably find ways of making it more efficient. If anyone would like to clue me in to any of their ideas, I’d love to hear them as well. This plugin provides for self-referential friends through the use of has_many :through.

mephisto_ajaxyxml

    Parses an XML file from the internet and formats it any way you’d like on your blog. This one is different in the fact that it uses AJAX to fetch the XML and parse it, meaning that you don’t have to destroy your cache in order to impliment good dynamic content into your mephisto blog. Currently doesn’t work with RSS feeds (I’ll work on that for the future) but it does work with smaller content like your twitter status or last.fm playlists…

mephisto_relative_time

    Display a date/time string in a more ‘human’ form. An easy to use liquid filter that takes any date/time string and converts it in to an easier to read estimation of the date.

mephisto_twitter

    This is a quick edit of the mephisto lastfm plugin that was created by Dan Webb. It allows for easy integration of your twitter timelines into your mephisto blog with a simple liquid tag.

open_id_authentication_mock

    With the growing support for OpenID, a new plugin was introduced into edge rails that makes it quite easy to implement OpenID login support for your site. This is a quick and small stub I wrote that returns specific results for your tests. It’s nothing too fancy and will probably be superseded by something in the official tree, but for the time being, use it up!

trac_skittlish_theme

    I’m not a huge fan of the default theme for Trac and since I like the clean look of the Skittlish theme that I use here, I figured I’d make a semi-port. It ties in well with my theme, but doesn’t include the side bar because it’s not really necessary in Trac.

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