Rails Plugins
While reading an article about how the behavior of Rails Plugins will change with Rails 3.0 , i stumbled upon this new page ’railsplugins.org’ that engine yard has created to keep track about which plugins are compatible with rails 3, with ruby 1.9, if they run with jruby and if they are thread safe.
Though there are many more requirements one could have on rails plugin, like a solid test coverage, and a proper re-usability (e.g. a slightly different approach then the one the plugin was originally designed for, should still be easy to solve with the plugin), it’s a good start, and a nice list of plugins, currently counting 145.
After all, we should somehow always have an more complex overview over all those plugins, and collect all interesting meta-information, and remember at least which plugin we use in which application. A good start could be to extract this plugin list, and store it in some kind of database for its own, to be able to connect it with our own meta-information.
Who needs help on building a custom scraper, to scrape out the plugin list :)?
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