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(Disclaimer: I'm one of the founders.) BundleScout[1] does this for other languages, including Node.js and Python--and of course Ruby Gems. We don't have Githu
by endtwist 14y ago
(Disclaimer: I'm one of the founders.)
BundleScout[1] does this for other languages, including Node.js and Python--and of course Ruby Gems. We don't have Github integration yet, but you can simply upload your requirements file (which, it seems, some people would rather do anyway).
[1] https://bundlescout.com https://bundlescout.com
- pulledpork 14y agoThis is very cool. I'm not a ruby dev but just coming into this thread and finding out there are alternatives for my languages is fantastic. Congrats on a cool product and I'm glad it was posted here.
- kmfrk 14y agoThe design is gorgeous. A few observations: 1. When I upload a requirements.txt file, let me just pick 5 packages from the file instead of telling me I have to upgrade to use it. 2. Why is Django listed as the old version 1.3.7 in my dash? 3. You have a Twitter account, but there appears to be no link on your website that I could spot.
- endtwist 14y agoWell, thank you! 1. We just pushed the import feature a couple days ago so we're still tweaking how it works. This is a good suggestion, I'll definitely take it into consideration. 2. You should be seeing 1.3.7 as the 'old version' (last update we detected). We're still working on better branch/track breakdown--this isn't an issue for most packages. 3. The Twitter account is linked at the bottom of the page :) Let me know at friends [at] bundlescout [.] com if you're not seeing the right Django version and I'll look into it today.
- kmfrk 14y agoI found out why the Twitter link isn't working; it's because you're using the "Twitter button(TM)". This gets blocked by Ghostery, so using an old time-y link would probably be better for fallback purposes. Up to you, of course. :)