I'm the guy behind http://inspiresme.r08.railsrumble.com - worked solo and it was an excellent experience. Would recommend the next iteration to everyone that's interested in Rails webapp development.
Mark Frost
· 1 year ago
Mark, I love your idea. When I typed in my inspiration, I had no clue it would connect me with photos and videos tagged filtered specifically for my inspiration. Fantastic job!
Ben
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the review! I'm the guy behind Forever Home, and I'm glad people are enjoying the site... Also, a couple of my coworkers were part of the Qflip team, and we're all really proud of them for the so-far great showing.
Tom Asaro
· 1 year ago
It wasn't mentioned in the article, however a handful of lucky voters will win prizes. They will also have access to some special offers from the sponsors, including a promotion code for 2 months free of Linode service.
Andrew Kavanaugh
· 1 year ago
Thanks for a mention on the MeetInBetween Site - only 1 correction, it supports finding the halfway point between infinite positions, not just 2.
Josh Walsh
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the mention of meetinbetween.us. RailsRumble was an awesome experience this year, I can't wait to do it again.
Joe Fiorini
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the MeetInBetween.Us mention! Rails Rumble was an awesome event! Kudos to the organizers for putting it on. Thanks for the great article highlighting some awesome apps!
Matt Didcoe
· 1 year ago
Hey,
Thanks for the mention of SoundFolder! The aim when designing and coding it was to make it as simple for both artists and consumers to use and to get rid of the annoying social networking side of things and focus on just delivering the music - it's all about the music.
The Rails Rumble comp this year has provided some really good competition - will be interesting to see who takes out the prizes!
Leslie Poston
· 1 year ago
@meetinbetween.us - if it finds the halfway point between infinite locations, that makes it even more useful to travelers like myself who want to meet friends while on the road.
Everyone did a great job! It was extremely difficult to narrow it down to ten to mention here. :)
Lakshan
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the mention of MyConf.. Integration with Upcoming and other event syndications are already on cards. We will be introducing whole bunch of improvements to the app after RailsRumble ends. Also, We are planning to open source the app so anyone could customize it for their own conferences.
I really like the WhatDoesThisErrorMean site -- it has the potential to save people hours of frustration by homing in on what the real problem is. Kudos to the maker.
devin willis
· 1 year ago
I enjoy your blog very much! I try and read it at least twice a week and have shared it with my friends.
Devin Willis
Hari Rajagopal
· 1 year ago
It was a great experience. Thanks to the organizers.
Scratching my own itch, My tool helps users engage with their contacts in their address book.
Our contacts have a wide range of interests that vary over time. Needless to say, it is hard to keep track of what they are and as a result when we have something to share, we are not exactly sure which of our contacts are interested in it. So we end up either sending it to those that are not quite interested or not sending it to the right person. We miss an opportunity to engage.
EngageVia allows you to tag yourself and tag your contacts in your address book and when you get ready to share something, simply tag the content and the tool handily tells you which of your contacts are interested in it so you can send it only to them.
What you see in the competition is only a prototype, plans are there to extend it with more features to make engagement with your contacts more realistic.
Your Feedback is greatly appreciated.
Alain Yap
· 1 year ago
I almost forgot about the RailsRumble and would have missed seeing brilliant new ROR web apps! Thanks for sharing and would check each of the apps later.
Congratulations to the winners and the participants as well!
Best. alain
Jaime Bellmyer
· 1 year ago
Thanks for mentioning Poolr! I was the lone Rails developer on our team, although we had an amazing graphic artist, as well as a member who did some great research and even pitched in on the CSS. I like your ideas for the site, and we'd certainly like to help manage carpools, not just play matchmaker :)
We'll be launching the fuller, production version early next year. Still looking for the best city to launch with! We're also looking to develop an office version in parallel that will be open-source, for companies to support the carpooling efforts of their employees.
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I'm the guy behind http://inspiresme.r08.railsrumble.com - worked solo and it was an excellent experience. Would recommend the next iteration to everyone that's interested in Rails webapp development.
Thanks for the mention of SoundFolder! The aim when designing and coding it was to make it as simple for both artists and consumers to use and to get rid of the annoying social networking side of things and focus on just delivering the music - it's all about the music.
The Rails Rumble comp this year has provided some really good competition - will be interesting to see who takes out the prizes!
Everyone did a great job! It was extremely difficult to narrow it down to ten to mention here. :)
Integration with Upcoming and other event syndications are already on cards. We will be introducing whole bunch of improvements to the app after RailsRumble ends. Also, We are planning to open source the app so anyone could customize it for their own conferences.
RailsRumble was a great experience. This was the first time we took part in it. To read more about our experiences please check our blog post : http://vesess.com/blog/2008/10/21/rocking-with-...
Devin Willis
Scratching my own itch, My tool helps users engage with their contacts in their address book.
Our contacts have a wide range of interests that vary over time.
Needless to say, it is hard to keep track of what they are and as a result when we have something to share, we are not exactly sure which of our contacts are interested in it. So we end up either sending it to those that are not quite interested or not sending it to the right person.
We miss an opportunity to engage.
EngageVia allows you to tag yourself and tag your contacts in your address book and when you get ready to share something, simply tag the content and the tool handily tells you which of your contacts are interested in it so you can send it only to them.
What you see in the competition is only a prototype,
plans are there to extend it with more features to make engagement with your contacts more realistic.
Your Feedback is greatly appreciated.
Congratulations to the winners and the participants as well!
Best.
alain
We'll be launching the fuller, production version early next year. Still looking for the best city to launch with! We're also looking to develop an office version in parallel that will be open-source, for companies to support the carpooling efforts of their employees.