Now that RailsConf 08 is underway, let us help celebrate the event by showcasing some cool Rails applications. Throw in the word 'open source' and we've got a hit in our hands.
Fortunately, you don't need to be looking at several places to get a load of these. Just go to Open Source Rails where you will find a variety of applications for a variety of needs. Take some time to search the site and I'm sure there will be something worth your fancy whether for personal or for business.
In case you're interested in Tracks, you're in luck as Mor.ph has already hosted it - free for you to use when you sign-up.
Swamped by things to do to start the week and feeling stressed about? Then just do the age-old trick of writing every task down on paper to help you sort things out. Or if you can't take your hands off the keyboard then better use something else like Tracks.
As A Nerds Haven would point out, Tracks offers a simple way to organize your to-do lists. What I like about it is that the UI gets to list all your current projects and check them off as you would if you're using a moleskine. Of course, it does a lot more.
You can install the application if you know something about Ruby on Rails but why bother, when you can use it on-demand, anywhere by signing up and logging on to MorpheXchange and adding them to your subscriptions list, for free.
Now that will be your first task for today.
