Dev’il is a small project collaboration tool based on the excellent Beast forum by Josh Goebel and Rick Olson. It includes simple, wiki-like pages, tickets, and Subversion source code changes. Dev’il was born of the need for a project collaboration tool for Rubinius. The goals are to collect as much useful information as possible in one place, making it easy to access and contribute.

Of course, Dev’il is quite opinionated about what makes a good project collaboration tool. It will never be multi-project, nor will it have comments for ticket, to name a few opinions. You are welcome to contribute back to Dev’il, or take the code and make it work for you. Since Dev’il owes a huge debt to Beast, consider contributing something to Rick and Josh. And if you need a multi-project collaboration tool, be sure to check out Lighthouse.

Since I do not have time to devote to Dev’il, I’m officially announcing discontinuing my work on this.

I do have u...

This looks cool.

Yes, as with any opinions, they are most suited to a particular context.

FYI: Israeli Ruby group decided to ‘adopt’ devil as a group project (we needed something simple yet interesting e...

This is pretty simple – i went through and used the :login_required filter on the controllers and restricted access...

In the meantime i’ve submitted a patch that will remove the ‘hiding’ and ‘unhiding’

http://devil.brightredgl...

changed link to releases page.

replaced index.html with default route to home/index.rhtml.

initial import of shaner's front page.

hand copy of r381 from trunk.

show a little more forum.

A patch to remove the hiding of options (not everyone see...

When specifying a page as the ‘default_page’ then it ...

On a new installation with no pages then the home page bu...

in this kind of application optimistic locking should suffice...

http://pastie.caboo.se/85104