RailFrog CMS
“Culture change—that big elusive goal—often starts with a single, small WOW! project.”
What is Rails?
Rails is a full-stack, open-source web framework in Ruby for writing real-world applications with joy and less code than most frameworks spend doing XML sit-ups.
So What’s a
Rail Frog?
Railroad frogs are the sections of railroad track that guide rail car wheels from one track to the other.
While the Railroad/Rails analogy doesn’t hold up perfectly, the name was short, memorable and unique, the domain name was available... and we like frogs!
Hosting for RailFrog has been generously donated by 
Version control and software project management provided by CVSDude
Chronicle
Plan for September 2007
- create attractive admin user interface
- publish Railfrog as ruby gem
August 2007
- make Railfrog as RailsEngines plugin. See Rail Enigines site for more details
- add Markdown and Textile support
- capify Railfrog
- update Xinha editor
July 2007
- speed optimization: one query per content chunk
- mime type processing is changed
- core is covered by unit tests
October 2006
- 0.6.0 development - in parallel for Rails 1.1.6 and Rails 1.2
- Security hassles with demo site - deprecating ERb
- More layout system design work
- Testing of plugin system on Edge Rails
September 2006
- 0.5.2.1 released - minor bugfix (for which we still haven't figured out a test...)
- Layout/theming system design work
- Plugin system work
- Using Rspec for Behaviour-Driven Development
August 2006
- 0.5.2 released
- Merging improvements from client sites back into RF core
- Using Rails caching
- Improved UI (but still pretty clunky)
- Plugin system being developed in parallel
May 2006
- Stable release of 0.5.1
- UI is usable (if not pretty)
- RailFrog can be used as a RailsEngine, making upgrades easier
April 2006
- Testing prototypes on clients ;-)
March 2006
- Code restart - throwing away what we had, learning and moving on...
- Design work for 'the simplest thing that could possibly work' version
- Initial releases of new code base 0.5
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