Ruby on Rails

On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 3:06 AM, oren <orengolan@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks Walter.
> Kete looks like an awesome project.

Thanks. It's been good to work on and useful.

>
> It looks like the simplest solution for me would be to add language_id
> field to my content table and maybe later on
> I'll refactor it to other solution.

I usually store locale in the table for the content without splitting
out to a languages (or locales) table and storing a locale_id. Rails
only stores i18n.locale as a symbol. I haven't had a need for tighter
constraints on the data for locale than that.

> mongo db sounds awesome, but I am
> not sure where to start - the github page doesn't explain about
> installing/using it.

Yep, that's in the works. In the meantime, check out
http://github.com/kete/mongo_translatable/tree/master/test/full_2_3_5_app_with_tests
which is a full (but simple) Rail 2.3.5 app for testing purposes. You
can dig around there, including the tests, to see the basics about how
to mongo_translatable works. I'll get to the README before too long.

Cheers,
Walter

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