Posted by Lance Ivy Sat, 10 Nov 2007 03:02:00 GMT
It’s time to tag this puppy – RecordSelect is officially 1.0 today. It’s now more stable and cross-browser than ever before, thanks to reports, patches, ideas, and a little pushing from the inimitable Ed Moss (among others).
See the full list of changes for more details. Curious how people are using it? Come ask real users at our little mailing list.
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Lance Ivy is a Ruby on Rails developer driven by a deep desire for elegant, bug-free code. He's happiest creating reusable library code and plugins for his projects.
AJAX scaffolding for ActiveRecord models, with plenty of configuration and customization options that stay out of your way until you need them. The slickest and quickest scaffold for Rails.
A UI for picking records (one or many) from a list. Goes beyond auto-completion with searchable and paginated results. Replace your boring, low-performance <select> boxes.
Improved benchmarking for Rails applications. Fills in blind spots, and provides a non-invasive way to easily add more benchmarks. Packaged with log analysis rake tasks.
A method for describing what your model attributes mean, and packaging rigorous validations and database/human conversions.
Congratulations Lance, this plug-in is awesome and I’ve used it in a variety of projects already. It solves a big problem in an elegant, easy to implement way.