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I gave a short and not-very-well-prepared demo of rela.tv at the Raleigh Ruby Brigade last night that generated a few inklings of interest amongst the crowd. And I use the word “interest” generously. However, I’ve been meaning to open-source the app for awhile now since I rarely find the time to play with it anymore – if for nothing else than to see if somebody else wants to use it as a learning tools as I did and try to further its functionality.

This comes with the disclaimer that I am not proud at all of the state of the code, and especially the state of the tests. Look at this as more of an opportunity for improvement than for a model by which all others should be based.

So, if you’ve got some interest in hacking away at a cool little Rails project – let me know. I’d love to see this get taken forward a few steps…

Rela.tv source access

https://saucyworks.devguard.com/svn/projects/rela.tv/trunk

Don’t know what rela.tv is? Check out the overview for a summary.

tags: rela.tv, xfn, rails, rubyonrails