Open mostafahussein opened 10 years ago
@Code-Vortex this project seems dead as there are no new commits for the last 7 months. I've just started a new project with an attempt to review the project. I've few objectives in my mind right now:
Contributions are greatly welcome. Please checked at github.com/joneslee85/fedena
@joneslee85 thansk for your replying , just one more question , will it based on Rails 3 ? or still uses Rails 2.3 ?
@Code-Vortex for now, it'll be 2.3. There won't be any Rails 3 port. I'll jump straight to Rails 4 after stabilising the app.
how long this will take to be on Rails 4 ? is there a timeline for this ?
@Code-Vortex the plan is 3 months for the port provided that a abundance amount of tests are covered in the rails2.3 branch to mitigate regressions.
@joneslee85 If I would like to use one of the current modules in my own application using rails 3 , how can that be ?
@Code-Vortex as far as I know, there is no other way than looking into the code and extract them into your own application. This is one of the reason why the Rails 4 port will revamp the way modules are glued together, i am planning to port all codebase to Rails engine, thus allowing you to simply specify the engine in your Gemfile and be able to re-use the modules. For now, you have to be patient, or you could pay for our commercial support, we could consult you on how to adapt current codebase into your rails 3 app.
@joneslee85 I am trying to create an application similar to fedena based on rails 3.2.18 i am stuck on this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18828969/cannot-map-employee-back-to-user-id-correctly how in fedena they map it correctly ? i am stuck on this for 2 days or 3 , please help
@Code-Vortex please repost this to fedena_lts repo, the community there will help you answer it, I'll jump on this tomorrow
i am using the bundled version of fedena on linux , but i got it from the website , how to make it up to date with the latest commits ? is there a way ? or should i re-install fedena again and then add bundler to it ?