Contributions and contributors

Contributors

A big fat THANK YOU to all!

In alphabetical order:

• Andreas Schacke (interface) – see his simple-navigation navigation plugin for webapps.
• Andy Kitchen (Clang issue) – see him live in Melbourne on his video guitar.
• Benno Baumgartner (beta testing) – listen and vote on CC music on his evolution player.
• Christian Wassmer (release client similarity query testing)
• Dan Farino (fix for processor core detection)
• Eloy Duran (feedback on code and MacRuby problems) – many small and interesting ruby projects.
• Fabian Roth (original ur-version)
• Fritz Hanke (general feedback) – my dad, see his impressive panoramic images.
• Jason Botwick (1.4.2 release problem, id indexing problem).
• Johanna Ziegel (maths). See her papers and PhD dissertation.
• John Barton (feedback, pull request) – see his startup Goodfilms.
• Joshua Ballanco (MacRuby hint).
• Glen Maddern (Bugreports) – see his startup Goodfilms.
• Kaspar Schiess (discussions, feedback on setup, API discussions, Wiki) – see his project Parslet. A PEG parser/transformer that rocks way harder than any other.
• Lee Hambley (suggestion that I write a note on realtime indexing).
• Lukas Rieder (Help with MacRubyizing, especially encoding problems).
• Matt Sanford (system requirements clarification)
• Michał Prawda (bug report).
• Niko Dittmann (New Relic instrumentation, pushed me to write realtime indexes, great bug hunter, wiki love, documentation, general feedback, beta testing) – see his ruby-shout audio streaming ruby wrapper.
• Roger Braun (Feedback on encoding problems, SQLite backend, making it realtime, teaching Picky japanese) – see the fantastic japanese WaDoku search engine.
• Richo Healey (Sane environment handling).
• Samuel Tonini (stylin’) – see his shiny project. Ansi and HTML formatting. It’s shiny!
• Severin Schoepke (general feedback, generators, documentation, webpage) – see his tree run game. Made in under 3 hours.
• Simon Krollpfeifer (user of the month for June and July 2011, Mongo source, invaluable feedback, discovered API bugs).
• Stanisław Wasiutyński (CouchDB source, active record dependency in client, bugfix)
• Stefan Lüchinger (javascript)

Andreas and Stefan worked with me on the original TwixTel project.

Contributions

How to do it

• Fork the project.
• Add specs for it. This is important so I don’t break it in a future version unintentionally.
• Make your feature addition or bug fix.
• Commit, do not mess with rakefile, version, or history. (if you want to have your own version, that is fine but bump version in a commit by itself I can ignore when I pull)
• Send me a pull request. Bonus points for topic branches.
• Get mentioned on this page :)

Helpful commands

In the top level project folder:

• install: Installs all gems from source, locally.
• specs: Runs all specs for all gems.
• integration: Runs an integration test on the “getting started” (installs gems, opens a browser and runs a query).

In the specific project folders (like server, client, generators etc.):

• rake: Runs the specs for the specific project. (for some, you need a Redis server running)