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Dead simple asset management for bloggers, written in Sinatra.
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README.markdown
Simple assets. Seriously.
This is a simple(!) asset manager I'm building for a seekrit blogging project. The idea is for it to provide an utterly minimal web-based GUI, as well as a lightweight JSON web service, for uploading and resizing images, then getting the S3 URLs.
It uses the following bits of Ruby goodness:
- Rack
- Rails's ActiveSupport and ActiveRecord frameworks
- Sinatra
- Paperclip
- Amazon S3
- Prototype
- JSON
- CSS and HTML optimized for WebKit, complete with CSS3 goodness and WebKit-specific super-goodness
Right now it saves to the filesystem. Eventually it will save to S3.
It works for me. Maybe it will work for you.
