Posted by Sergey Enin
20 April 2011 at 23:36
Read previous part: "Redmine Plugin Development - Part1: Generation, Enumerations, Hooks"
In first part of the guide I reviewed Posibilities to add new functionality to Redmine, but what you if you would need/like to modify exists Redmine functionality.
As I wrote in previous part, I will not covert details described in at Redmine official plugin guide.
Posted in Ruby, RubyOnRails, Redmine | Tags journal, MenuManager, metaprogramming, plugin, redmine, ruby, rubyonrails
Posted by Sergey Enin
09 April 2011 at 02:40
Currently redmine represents good and powerfull project management system.
It`s free, powerfull and provide a lot customization and extensable features. Third-party features is rational to implement through plugins, than change the core code, - it is avoid problems when others in your team also would like to customize redmine or when you would like update your instance in future.
Especially great that redmine shows how ruby metaprogramming phylosophy transforms into great solution.
I created for myself little manual, where I described all most interested or obscure questions I faced during work with redmine, separated into 2 parts:
1) Generation, Enumerations, Hooks.
2) Customization.
Below is Part 1.
Please, consider, that I will not cover points that good is on Plugin Page.
Posted in Ruby, RubyOnRails, Redmine | Tags enumerations, generation, hooks, metaprogramming, plugin, redmine, ruby, rubyonrails