Bundle-fu bundles your css and js files by taking advantage of the css/js include code you’ve already written, so you don’t have to repeat yourself twice. This is all accomplished for you for the price of adding two short lines of code.
homepage: http://code.google.com/p/bundle-fu/
svn: svn://syncid.textdriven.com/svn/opensource/bundled_resource/trunk
svn: http://beautifulpixel.textdriven.com/svn/plugins/super_image/
svn: http://svn.ducknewmedia.com.au/public/rails_plugins/dcss/trunk
download_link_tag that can be called from within your views. It then generates the link along with the file-size in parenthesis.homepage:
http://dl-link-helper.rubyforge.org
svn:
svn://rubyforge.org/var/svn/dl-link-helper/trunk
homepage: http://spattendesign.com/2007/11/6/synching-your-amazon-s3-asset-host-using-capistrano
svn: svn://svn.spattendesign.com/svn/plugins/synch_s3_asset_host
homepage: http://www.misuse.org/science/2008/01/30/mojomagick-ruby-image-library-for-imagemagick/
svn: svn://svn.misuse.org/science/mojo_magick/trunk
Many Ruby language interfaces to Imagemagick eat a lot of memory or even worse leak memory. Or they copy the images to temp files before operating on them (slowing down the whole process).
If you have complex image needs, then these apps are ok. If you are building a web application that just needs fast answers to questions like:
“What is the pixel height and width of this image?”
Or if you need to quickly scale an image to fit inside a bounding area..
Then MojoMagick is your man.
Bundle-fu bundles your css and js files by taking advantage of the css/js include code you’ve already written, so you don’t have to repeat yourself twice. This is all accomplished for you for the price of adding two short lines of code.
homepage: http://code.google.com/p/bundle-fu/
svn: svn://syncid.textdriven.com/svn/opensource/bundled_resource/trunk
svn: http://beautifulpixel.textdriven.com/svn/plugins/super_image/
svn: http://svn.ducknewmedia.com.au/public/rails_plugins/dcss/trunk
download_link_tag that can be called from within your views. It then generates the link along with the file-size in parenthesis.homepage:
http://dl-link-helper.rubyforge.org
svn:
svn://rubyforge.org/var/svn/dl-link-helper/trunk
homepage: http://spattendesign.com/2007/11/6/synching-your-amazon-s3-asset-host-using-capistrano
svn: svn://svn.spattendesign.com/svn/plugins/synch_s3_asset_host
homepage: http://www.misuse.org/science/2008/01/30/mojomagick-ruby-image-library-for-imagemagick/
svn: svn://svn.misuse.org/science/mojo_magick/trunk
Many Ruby language interfaces to Imagemagick eat a lot of memory or even worse leak memory. Or they copy the images to temp files before operating on them (slowing down the whole process).
If you have complex image needs, then these apps are ok. If you are building a web application that just needs fast answers to questions like:
“What is the pixel height and width of this image?”
Or if you need to quickly scale an image to fit inside a bounding area..
Then MojoMagick is your man.