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urce url updated to hpricot 0 8 4 library which should eliminate or reduce segmentation faults primarily encountered in tests fixed missing bundle exec references in documentation and webadmin service improved documentation to explain the search engine service ports used which need to be firewalled fixed cinderella event handling so events ending at midnight aren t shown as part of the next day s listing added per event venue details field for describing the room used and other event specific information improved plancast importer to add machine tags to the event so that their rsvps and links are immediately available confirmed that all index and show actions can emit xml and json for those consuming our data fixed test suite to eliminate non deterministic behavior caused by state leaking between tests fixed tests so they don t access the network and fail refactored views that display subnav menus by extracting common logic into helpers removed custom geocoder keys in hopes of simplifying setup only to have to revert these changes because the keys are still needed for displaying maps on anything other than localhost updated code link in header to point to github removed unwanted files that were accidentally checked in added a custom icalendar prodid value unfortunately the patch to populate this with unicode 6 0 glyphs of a crocodile a calendar and a happy snowman wearing a fez were rejected this decision may need to be reconsidered in the future closed completed issues issue 434 review and merge rical_remodel branch issue 443 recent changes feed should link to both the change log entry and actual entry issue 357 deleting sources should delete their associated events and children issue 424 refresh version shouldn t throw an exception issue 423 calagator should be able to export events to google calendar issue 306 submit patches to acts_as_versioned issue 316 consider adding version number to icalendar export issue 196 fix acts_as_solr make it log to a file issue 401 json should be supported by all controller actions issue 436 solr s admin port should not be publicly accessible issue 447 import plancast events issue 191 submit patche to acts as_solr that make it work issue 397 timezone in settings should be used issue 24 include venue information in icalendar exports issue 339 user should be able to create a new event from an old one added and updated issues updated issue 387 add javascript widgets and usage instructions added issue 450 write guide with per platform installation instructions added issue 451 add per item duplicate squasher added issue 452 add fuzzy venue search added issue 453 improve the import system added issue 454 migrate to ruby on rails 3 thank you for your contributions and support igal posted by igalko filed in calagator codesprint news comments off on code sprint report june 4 2011 mobile ui venue address exports venue details better plancast import and more new stable release v0 20110603 june 3 2011 we re pleased to announce a new stable release of the calagator platform a well tested version of the calagator source code for those that want to run their own instance this big release was made possible through the generous contributions of many volunteers at the pdx11 civic hackathon and various smaller sprints you can download this release from https github com calagator calagator tree v0 20110603 or checkout the v0 20110603 tag from the git repository at https github com calagator calagator key important note regarding some change theme changed theme structure see the themes readme txt file for details setting changed setting structure see the themes readme txt file for details secrets changed secrets structure see the install md file for details migration change schema run bundle exec rake db migrate to apply dependency changed dependencies changes from https github com calagator calagator blob v0 20110603 changes md dependency added bundler for installing dependencies and isolating from unwanted versions of gems see install md for usage information migration added fields to venues access notes has public wifi flag and is closed flag theme added file to describe appropriate content for a calagator instance e g portland area tech events if not present a reasonable default will be displayed setting removed tz field you now only need to set timezone if theme still has tz it will be ignored fixed documentation to explain how to create a theme setup a development environment and install a production server fixed export to google calendar which could fail if the event s description was long or truncated at a bad place fixed exception notification to send emails with rails 2 3 10 and newer submitted fix as patch to theme_support plugin maintainer fixed exception notification to set from in a helpful way so that these can be replied to by those subscribed to notifications fixed previewing of a new event with a new venue it would throw an exception fixed duplicate squashing to not throw exceptions if called with blank arguments like when hit by a bot fixed version refresh system used on event venue edit forms to switch between versions of a record added parsers to import plancast and meetup events added plancast machine tag to connect calagator events with their external plancast counterparts and display plancast attendees on the event page added epdx machine tag to connect events with their epdx groups added json and kml exports to the venues listing improved icalendar importing system to use the better rical library improved venues listing to show the latest and most popular venues search venues display map etc improve display of urls on various pages by truncating them if they re long improved imported sources so they can be deleted and remove their associated event and venue records improved recent changes rollback system to display messages be able to rollback the create events and redirect to appropriate pages improved event form to accept url parameters so it can be pre populated with desired values improved venue destroy to prevent someone from removing a venue that still has events to avoid orphaning these improved new venue form to accept simplified address and not request longitude latitude thank you for your support and we ll hopefully see many of you at the calagator code sprint tomorrow at the pdx11 civic hackathon http calagator org events 1250460557 igal posted by igalko filed in calagator news release comments off on new stable release v0 20110603 tags magic tags tags for people and places april 5 2011 over the last year we ve made some changes to how calagator works with tags events have them and venues have them but they aren t very useful if you can t use them to link to other things so we ve been working on that popular tags for events are displayed in the left sidebar of the main page if you go to an event page that has tags you will see something like this click on any tag s link and it will take you to a search page with all events or venues if you re on a venue page that share that tag name calagator also recognizes a special kind of tag known as a machine tag machine tags are a way of providing short pieces of structured data in our case we re using them to link to the plancast or upcoming pages for an event letting you see who else you know might be attending not only that but thanks to a contribution by max ogden plancast tags do one more thing all attendees for that plan are displayed on the calagator event page pretty neat the basic format for a machine tag is source_name reference_type reference_id for plancast that looks like plancast plan plan_id you can get the plan id from the url on their site our tag model includes a list of sources and types of links currently supported in addition to the two sources mentioned above useful for events you can tag venues with the relevant foursquare gowalla and shizzow links we also have support for epdx tags which can be used to link to things like a sponsoring company the person who s organizing an event or the user group the event is part of posted by audrey eschright filed in calagator tutorial tags events foursquare machine tags plancast rsvp search tags upcoming venues comments off on tags magic tags tags for people and places new stable release v0 20110301 march 7 2011 igal reports i ve published a new stable release of calagator you can download this release from https github com calagator calagator tree v0 20110301 or checkout the v0 20110301 tag from the git repository at https github com calagator calagator v0 20110301 this version adds support for specifying the search engine to use for local data the new default is sql which requires no configuration or setup to work if you have an existing calagator instance and want to continue using actsassolr edit your config secrets yml file and specify search_engine acts_as_solr see the search engine section of the install md file for details secrets added search_engine field for specifying search engine dependency upgraded to latest stable releases of ruby on rails and other libraries use rake gems install to install them dependency added optional sunspot search engine which provides the best search results and is more reliable efficient and speedy than acts_as_solr fixed importing to support upcoming s mobile site the only one many users can now use fixed performance of duplicate checking and squashing interfaces fixed exceptions thrown when filtering events by invalid dates improved dependencies so production environment doesn t need testing libraries added sql search engine which is used by default and requires no configuration or setup posted by audrey eschright filed in calagator news comments off on new stable release v0 20110301 ask calagator rsvps april 12 2010 calagator is a collaborative community project if this discussion interests you we encourage you to get involved by asking more questions joining the mailing list or coming to a code sprint if you re in portland now you ask we attempt to answer the response is behind a cut because it s a bit long different core team members often have different approaches to things so we included two responses aaron says i use upcoming or eventbrite so that i can manage rsvps for a variety of free events i know that you guys have been working on the feature for a while it s really the one reason why i don t pay much attention to calagator at this point while i d love to support the local guy i need the features that the non local guy has read the rest of this entry posted by audrey eschright filed in calagator tags development features rsvp 1 comment ask calagator april 6 2010 calagator loves you session at barcamppdx photo by selena deckelmann maybe you already know everything you want to about calagator it is pretty easy to use after all but perhaps after over two years of it being out in portland s tech community as well as communities around the world there are a few things you d like to find out post your questions in the comments and we ll do our best to answer them here on the blog posted by audrey eschright filed in calagator tags ask us questions 3 comments calagator at recent changes camp february 23 2009 we had a calagator code sprint this weekend at recent changes camp an unconference about wikis and related topics wikis have strongly influenced our design decisions all events and venues are freely editable by all users and changes are tracked so you can see what s been edited so it s very cool to hear wikipedia editor steven walling describe how our support for the universal edit button sold him on calagator listen to him talk about this in a short video recorded during rcc09 we made good progress at saturday s sprint perhaps the most exciting bit of news is that igal s with_theming branch has now been merged into the main code this means that calagator now has support for other groups using our software in their own communities with custom text and styling before this people had to edit out the portland specific parts by hand there are already users in sweden and vancouver bc running their own calagator instance and this update makes the process much easier we re working on fleshing out the documentation but take at look at the theming readme to get started other documentation on how to install use and contribute to calagator is available on our google code wiki posted by audrey eschright filed in calagator codesprint tags calagator outside portland rcc09 theming universal edit wiki comments off on calagator at recent changes camp our first year february 17 2009 last month i asked calagator contributors to reflect on where we ve been and where we re going we started out trying to create a public collaborative calendar using agile development techniques in particular do the simplest thing that could possibly work did we succeed here s what they said our code sprinters have enjoyed working on the project lack of time seems to be the most common reason for not being involved more we recently created guidelines for submitting a patch so people will be able to contribute even if they can t get to code sprints our hope is that this will encourage contribution from outside portland as well the most popular requests for where we go next involve expanding calagator to other areas and allowing users to mark what events they ll be attending the work on those features is just about ready for primetime you can follow the progress on our mailing list or check back for further announcements in a couple weeks one of the things i ve been impressed by is how many more tech events portland has now that there s a central calendar to find them in the last year we ve gained a number of new groups and events that were enabled by people being able to see what else was going on and what needs aren t being met these events are able to grow beyond the organizer s personal network because there s someplace the entire community is watching that s inspiring the usefulness of such a tool has not escaped notice outside the portland area our code has always been available to fork and use elsewhere but now that we ve started to add support for re theming we re seeing more people setting up their own copy for another community they re involved in we hope that calagator will eventually be able to support many different areas from the same site but there s much work needed to get us there in another year maybe we ll be able to show you a giant starfish of a calagator connecting people from around the world so yes it seems we succeeded which is not to say that there s nothing left to do we have a pesky recurring events requirement that s turned out to be very complicated to implement as well as a number of other improvements in the tracker and that s before we get into the whole world domination thing i hope you the portland tech community and those in places beyond will continue to follow along and join us 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