Display a map for a Job if the location is geocodable.

before_filter :authenticate, :only => [:new, :create, :edit, :update, :destroy]

User.with_gravatar named_scope, perhaps.

link_to each element in an Array

Global navigation is hidden on some pages (sessions/new, users/new, pages/sponsors, etc).

It should be visible on most pages (unless there is a compelling reason to hide it) so users can easily navigate the site.

Additionally, it should be made clear that gravatar is being used, with pointers of how to get signed up with gravatar.

In order to get an idea of when events are happening, the date of the event should be displayed.

In Firefox 3, the link blinks & I can't click it when:

• I hover on the 'new event' link
• I hover on the 'new job' link
• I hover on the 'new event' link again

Not the events#index.

Some people have entered @username instead of username. I'd also imagine they might paste their twitter URL in.

Sections of home page.

Use Clearance convention of Forbidden. For example, from PasswordsController:

def forbid_non_existent_user
unless ::User.find_by_id_and_token(params[:user_id], params[:token])
raise ActionController::Forbidden, "non-existent user"
end
end

Except the conditional in this case will compare params[:id] with current_user.id.

CRUD is working, just show it on the home page.

It's a real pain right now. Usually it involves:

• Making some class method to call
• Adding a rake task to call it
• ssh'ing to production
• running crontab -e, and adding a new entry

Ideally, we'd be able to manage this inside the app, and have deploying handle the rest.

There are some tools out there, but may not be a full solution: crondle and cronedit

The helper is just pulling the next 4 events currently. It needs to use the 'recurring' named_scope.

from their Twitter name.

Expire job postings after 60 days. (delete the record) Email the user who created the job.

I went through the w3c feed validator and corrected all the issues. Let's discuss though:

1. It expects RFC822 for pub date (see http://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html)
2. It did not like the rel and format attributes on the links.
3. It suggested adding the xmlns:atom namespace and atom:link node you can see below.

The code below makes the W3C validator happy.

I also changed description to output html (markdown).

xml.instruct! :xml, :version => "1.0" 
xml.rss (:version => "2.0",
  "xmlns:atom" => "http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom") do
  xml.channel do
    xml.title "Boston.rb upcoming Events"
    xml.description "Events coming up for Boston Rubyists"
    xml.link events_url
    xml.atom(:link, :href => events_url(:format => :rss), :rel => 'self')
    
    @events.each do |event|
      xml.item do
        xml.title event.title
        xml.description event.description_html
        xml.pubDate event.updated_at.to_s(:rfc822)
        xml.link event_url(event)
        xml.guid event_url(event)
      end
    end
  end
end

Re-user user form fields.

When it shows, it wraps onto the next line like its containing div isn't wide enough. Then, pops onto the same line.

crontab -e is currently:

5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55 * * * * cd /data/bostonrb/current && /usr/local/bin/rake RAILS_ENV=production get_tweet

That's not getting the "job" done. Haha.

tiny, mini-avatar

Description field, embed code. home#index, presentations#show.

As a Boston Rubyist, I want to see a list of Apps linked to their websites so that I can quickly check out what has been locally built & released using Ruby.

Link to their boston.rb profiles.

We have location now in events & presentations & jobs.

I think it makes sense to extract this out into a Location model.

The only effect on the interface will be a nice autocomplete of "location" fields. Those forms will now submit using a Presenter (potentially creating two records: jobs & locations).

Account meaning users/edit/:current_user_id

As a Boston Rubyist, I want to see a list of Companies linked to their websites so that I can quickly check out who is locally using Ruby.

How? Why?

Authentication, route testing, context names, order of standard macros:

should_assign_to       :events
should_render_template :index
should_respond_with    :success

Run rcov command from Limerick Rake.

When I mouse over the events section, I should see a “New event” link appear in the upper right. Regular text, yellow.

(bug fix)

They're giving us a free slice. We should have their logo on the site somewhere. Header, footer, whatever. Maybe the same one that's in the footer of this github thing.

As a Boston Rubyist, I want to see a list of recent blog posts by other Boston Rubyists so that I hear about their work, and they don't have to promote in emails to the group; I go to them if I'm interested.

There are @name, email addresses, and possibly other bad twitters on the production DB.
Let's clean it up, maybe via a migration.

Which will create Tweets. No duplicates.

Graceful degradation to Gravatar. Improve upon the code in this article:

http://www.coffeepowered.net/2009/02/15/graceful-degredation-using-gravatar-as-a-fallback-avatar-with-paperclip/

with Shoulda

new & edit.

Prompt them to enter the correct format, ie username not @username.

Place it in a %p.instruct tag.

On homepage.

Save datetimes in the db as UTC.

We don't need this now that we have normal authentication