I’m happy to announce that I’m Open Sourcing a new Redmine plugin, the Google Analytics plugin. I created this plugin because I didn’t want to hard code my Google Analytics code into my Redmine. It’s a simple plugin, and a very basic example of how to use the new Redmine plugin hook API that will [...]
Archive | September, 2008
git-svn – switch to a different a svn url
I’m using git and git-svn for all my projects now. It’s wonderful to use git even if the main repository is still in Subversion. Recently though, I had a problem where the Redmine svn repository url changed. Normally you are just recommend to clone the new subversion url with a fresh git-svn repository. Unfortunately, my [...]
All aboard!! Now Phusion Passenger powered
A few days ago I converted my Ruby on Rails server to run Phusion Passenger. I’ve been running nginx and mongrels for about a year now and they have served me well (no pun intended). The only problem is my RAM been maxing out, but I guess that happens with 5 mongrels, a sinatra app, [...]
Just shutup and fix it
I’ve been battling a bug in my invoicing plugin for over two months now. It’s not a major bug and it has an easy work around but I’ve been wasting time fighting it because I didn’t want to dig into the code and fix it. Tonight, I happened to have some spare time and felt [...]
WordPress Syndicated Posting Plugin – Open Source Release
I’ve just released the code for my first WordPress plugin, the Syndicated Posting plugin. The plugin was born out of a client project I worked on and has been in active use for over 12 months already. I got around to Open Sourcing it today on GitHub. The README explains what the plugin is for: [...]
Redmine Budget Plugin
I’m happy to announce that I’m Open Sourcing the Redmine Budget plugin. This is the plugin that I use to manage the set of deliverables for each project and to help estimate project costs. This plugin was sponsored by Shane Pearlman and Peter Chester of Shane and Peter. Features Add new deliverable to a project [...]