I’m happy to announce the launch of one of my Redmine side projects, the RedmineBlog.com. It will be the official blog for Redmine and will be another place the community can meet and topics discussed. From the About page: We will be writing about various components of Redmine and it’s community including: Community news Detailed [...]
Archive | April, 2009
Redmine Budget plugin v0.2.0 released (finally)
I’ve just uploaded a new release of the Redmine Budget plugin. The Budget plugin is a plugin for Redmine to manage the set of deliverables for each project, automatically calculating key performance indicators. This is a long awaited release that will fix many of the outstanding bugs and incompatibilities that have cropped up. Download The [...]
Redmine Rate plugin released
I’ve got a new Redmine plugin I’m Open Sourcing, the Redmine Rate plugin. This plugin will store billable rates for Users and will relate the amount of time worked to a specific amount. This was extracted out of the Budget plugin, once it was discovered that tracking historic rates was needed. Now if someone’s billable [...]
How to modify core Redmine classes from a plugin
I’ve been writing Redmine plugins since 2007 and one thing that stumped me was how to add new methods to Redmine‘s core classes and have them working in development. The standard Ruby on Rails way of including a module into the class works great except in development mode. Thanks to Thomas Löber, I found a [...]
