New objective for this blog: summarize the most interesting articles / products I found or rediscovered during my week of surf.

• simplelog: Not new for most of you but I really discover this new rails blog system, if you dont know it yet, I warmly invite you to check about it.
• boxroom: I was looking for a tool to store my files online, I found one not so bad :-).
• pastie: Simple, nice, just have a look and use to this web2.0 paste tool.
• ruby search: An excellent tool for developers to find any detail about ruby and rails APIs.
• rb-appscript: You have a Mac, know ruby and don’t want to bother with Applescript, use this.
• railsdav: still in the same way for sharing files, a start of plugin to use WebDAV over rails
• beast: A rails forum, stay tuned, version 1.0 should go out soon.

If you are insterested in CMS and Ruby On Rails, the project Radiant is going to publish a new version: 0.6.

You can try it following the instructions : http://lists.radiantcms.org/pipermail/radiant/2007-February/003395.html

Please have a look as the upgrade of version number is far to relate the numerous changes in the project.

I know it s a bit late, but the version 1.2 of Ruby On Rails has finally got out on 18th of january.

Have look here…

Autoload Support for Models in Subdirectories Removed

The auto loading path which make models in subdirectories of app/models load in Rails has been removed from the lastest trunk. If you are using models in subdirectories of the app/models path, you will now need to add this in your environment.rb:

$ config.autoload_paths += Dir[RAILS_ROOT + '/app/models/*/']

This won’t affect most users, but if you’ve organized your models into subdirectories similar to the convention used for namespaces controllers, then you will want to update your applications before you move to 1.2.