Show your Rails application to the world

Posted by David December 03, 2006 @ 05:27 PM

Happycodr is a new place for you to showcase your Ruby on Rails application. It features self-service submissions and you end up in the portfolio within 48 hours. It’s a great way to keep a tab on new Rails applications coming out. They even have a feed for you to subscribe to.

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  1. Ben Kittrell on 03 Dec 19:00:

    Thanks for the heads up David :)

  2. Theron Parlin on 03 Dec 20:52:

    Thanks for the plug David, I truly appreciate it!

  3. gr8edchz on 06 Dec 04:10:

    So, I’ve noticed, this thing is growing. How fast Theron? I mean, when it was posted there were not that many sites listed on Happycodr but my RSS feed appears to be cranking out the additions to this site.

  4. Theron Parlin on 06 Dec 15:58:

    Well, to give you an indication as to how powerful David’s post about HappyCodr was, check out this post:

    http://www.startusup.com/blog/2006/12/04/happycodr-traffic/

    We saw an initial barrage of submissions after David’s post, and it’s finally starting to slow down again. I think we added well over 130 in two days, crazy.

    We’re now averaging about 12 to 15 submissions a day.

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