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Rails-doc 2.0 is live!

Mikael Roos July 18th, 2008

Rails-doc 2.0

Our planned schedule and features held! Rails API documentation with versions support! Full search! OpenId support! Gravatarrrrs! Check it out!


Seriously though, the deployment was delayed by a small surge of bugs found right before the intended deployment window, so we are about 20 hours late. It took about four hours because of all the version-specific documentation generation. We are sorry for any inconveniences you may have experienced and we hope you’ll enjoy this installment of Rails-doc.

Posted in APIdock, Rails, Rails-doc | Tags: , , , | 11 Comments »

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  1. Pekka Mattila
    July 18, 2008 at 15:36

    The Rails-doc team, congratulations! The new release feels very nice and the best Rails documentation project become even better. :)

    Btw. the Openid login works smoothly. Good work!

  2. Rob Anderton
    July 18, 2008 at 16:07

    Congratulations on the new release! I’ve been making good use of the site over the last few weeks and with the addition of version specific docs it really is the best…

    One small problem though: the Firefox search extension keeps giving 500 errors for some searches (e.g. ’save’, ‘update’) but works for others (e.g. ‘update_attributes’) – no doubt you’ll fix it once you’ve sobered up from the new release celebrations :P

  3. otto
    July 18, 2008 at 16:32

    @Rob: Thank you for your bug report! Luckily we noticed the same error before we got the release party started, so it’s now fixed. ;)

  4. Jonno
    July 18, 2008 at 17:57

    Hi,

    I just found the site and it looks great. I think I will be switching over from noobkit.

    Just one questions. In the GET search url:

    http://rails-doc.org/rails/search/quick?query={searchTerms}

    Can a parameter be passed to just query a specific rails version?

    for example:

    http://rails-doc.org/rails/search/quick?query={searchTerms}&version=2.0.2

    Using the keyword search in FF this would make like easier. For example I could bind the keyword r202 to just search version=2.0.2

  5. otto
    July 18, 2008 at 18:02

    @Jonno: Actually yes, we support that kind of functionality. It’s kind of hidden, but URLs like http://rails-doc.org/rails/v1.0.0/search?query=word should work.

  6. Rob Olson
    July 18, 2008 at 23:48

    Props to the Nodeta team on the new version. I just installed the Firefox search.

  7. Jonno
    July 19, 2008 at 05:49

    Thanks OTTO, I thought it would probably be hidden away somewhere :)

  8. Tomas
    July 20, 2008 at 04:36

    guys,
    started to use this site — so far excellent! keep up the great work!
    t

  9. GavinLaking
    July 23, 2008 at 16:02

    Excellent work- vastly improved. Any chance of a link on “Top contributors of last 30 days” to view more contributors. (I was in the top 5, and I need to work out how much I need to contribute to push myself back into the top 5!)

    Thanks!

  10. Chess
    July 23, 2008 at 21:02

    Superb! You’ve converted me from a staunch gotapi.com user to this site. Kudos!

  11. mikael
    July 30, 2008 at 10:11

    @Tomas, @Chess: Thanks guys!

    @GavinLaking: A fair point :) In all likelihood the feature will be added in a future release. Thanks for your contributions!

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