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This is a Redmine powered web site hosting my free open source projects. For launching it I created a theme as well as many plugins which I believed would be useful for sites like this. Everything I’m using here is shared and available for download and use.
The main reason for creating this web site was perhaps my Orangutan project. The site also shares Jabberd14 plugins, DokuWiki plugins and a CD cataloging tool. For the full list of my projects go to this page.
I’m a Linux software developer, a Linux system administrator and a designer. I specialize in Linux system programming and web development. My preferred programming languages are: C, JavaScript, Perl, PHP and Ruby.
Latest news
Redmine Meta:
Twitter Cards approved!
Eventually Twitter Cards have been approved for my domain, so my site is now Twitter Cards enabled!
Redmine Like Button:
New Like 0.1.0, like new
The Like button plugin have not been updated for a long time (sorry for this) and, therefore, I guess, the plugin lost some of its consumers. So this version can feel like a new plugin.
Redmine Download Button:
Old and new download buttons in 0.1.0
A confusing title, isn’t it? It means, that the "Download" button plugin now supports a different look and feel for older versions of your project, It also supports Redmine 2.x.x.
Redmine Meta:
Meta 0.2.1 with fixes for Open Graph
This release fixes Open Graph Meta tags, the mess of app identifier and Facebook administrators, invalid URL for Wiki pages under Redmine 1.0.x, and more.
Mastering Redmine:
Launching the project for reader support
The Mastering Redmine project is aimed to support readers of my book of the same name. Here you can discuss the book, post a review, submit errata, read the table of contents and the sample chapter.
Latest projects
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Redmine RedPress (10 Apr 2013 08:50)
In brief: the RedPress plugin adds the blogging capabilities to your Redmine, so with this plugin you can have global and per project blogs.
In detail: the RedPress plugin does this by integrating WordPress deeply into Redmine, by implementing single sign-on for these systems and more. For a better experience you will also need the WordPress WordMine plugin and the WordPress RedWord Theme (certainly, in addition to WordPress itself)....
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WordPress WordMine (10 Apr 2013 08:40)
The WordMine plugin for WordPress allows to integrate WordPress with Redmine. The plugin makes WordPress use Redmine session cookie for authentication (i.e., implements single sign-on with Redmine).
It is recommended to use this plugin along with the Redmine RedPress plugin for Redmine and the WordPress RedWord Theme theme for WordPress. The RedPress plugin is required (otherwise you won’t be able to authenticate) while the RedWord theme is not....
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WordPress RedWord Theme (25 Mar 2013 14:41)
Redmine is known not only as one of the best project management applications but also by its easy and handy interface. Like WordPress Redmine supports themes, which are pure CSS customizations of the application’s basic style. Generally, Redmine has over 30 good-looking professional themes....
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Mastering Redmine (16 Feb 2013 11:58)
Redmine is well-known as one of the best open source project management applications. But, it’s also one of the best project hosting and issue tracking solutions. In addition it incorporates Wiki, repository management, forums, time tracking, and more. This book reveals the power of Redmine and manifests its exceptional flexibility and customizability.... -
Redmine Role Shift (17 Feb 2012 12:50)
Redmine definitely needs a better access control (ACL) for example to allow hosting open source and proprietary projects on the same installation. The best manifestation of this problem are Non members and Anonymous roles which are defined globally for all projects....