Working With Rails

I’ve got four Rails app running in production:

Conferenceer http://conferenceer.com/ I set up this conference networking site for SXSWi this year and have re-launched it for Web 2.0 Expo. The site is completely RESTful, and it hooks into Flickr to automatically populate new user profiles. (The server is seeing heavy load at the moment; my apologies if it is a bit laggy.)

31 Left http://31left.com/ “Make your New Year’s resolutions—and break them for a good cause!” I launched this site late last year to encourage folks to make donations to charity (if they fell short of their New Year’s goals.) The site is closed until the end of the year, but when active it uses AJAX to let people add charities and create pledges.

WarSlavery.org http://warslavery.org/ The WarSlavery campaign site is a Rails-driven campaign site to encourage US citizens to speak out against allegations of military contract abuse in Iraq.

Member Center (URL private) This is a private membership application I built for a nonprofit networking organization in Washington, D.C. The application operates much like how Basecamp or other closed messageboards/blogs might.