Re: [PhillyOnRails] Joyent Connector

[Flinn Mueller <theflinnster@gmail.com>]

yup, I grabbed it last night and was up late inspecting it!

I like their localization.  They include their library for handling  
maildir.  You can see how they handle scoping too, which is cool  
because I always wondered if what I was doing with TRAQInventory was  
the "rails way" but it turns out my implementation is similar (more  
on that later) than their scoped_find.  I'm not clear as to whether  
they are using mysql or postgres, in the app controller they  
`before_filter :set_mysql_charset` and in the bootstrap task they `sh  
%{createdb -U postgres81 -E UTF8 connector_development}`.  There  
really is a lot to analyze here, I personally find the deployment and  
saas code more interesting than anything else but there is a lot of  
other stuff that is very interesting too.


On Jul 14, 2007, at 12:49 PM, Randy Schmidt wrote:

> So...has anybody else been taking a pass through the Joyent
> Connector's recently open sourced source code?
> http://joyeur.com/2007/07/13/connector-and-slingshot-open-sourced- 
> and-free
>
> One thing that has blown me away is how extensive their routes file  
> is :-P
> http://svn.joyent.com/opensource/connector/source/branches/web/ 
> config/routes.rb
>
> And they have over 60 models
>
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> Randy Schmidt
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