A series of screencasts (Radiantcasts) to present extensions that we made or use, new features of Radiant, interesting techniques and a lot of other stuff.
In part three of Radiant As A Blog, you'll see how to use and configure the Tags Extension, to add tagging functionality to Radiant.
In part two of Radiant As A Blog, you'll see how to use and configure the Comments Extension, to add blog-like comment functionality to Radiant.
Part one of a series of episodes where you'll see a quick rundown of extensions and techniques that can used to publish blogs with Radiant.
Thinking Sphinx is a popular choice for adding full-text search to Rails applications. Find out how the Sphinx Search extension brings the power of Thinking Sphinx to your Radiant content.
A few weeks ago Radiant 0.9 was released. I'm sure you saw it, and if you watch Radiantcasts, you saw Radiant 0.9 in action. This episode outlines some of the best features 0.9 brings.
Snippets are small fragments of pages which get reused, but which do not need appear on every page. Two different Layouts can share the same snippet without having to copy and paste between them. As a Rails developer you could see them as rails partials, and in this episode you'll see how and why to use snippets to organize you code and reuse as much of it as possible.
A few weeks back I presented three ways to make the best use of Radiant Layouts. The third was by using the Nested Layouts Extension. From the feedback I got, it seems I didn't show the full power of Nested Layouts, so in this episode you'll see the way I like to create, manage and use Radiant layouts, with the help of Nested Layouts and Stereotype extensions.
One of the new features in Radiant 0.9 is the ability to load extensions from gems. This screencast demonstrates how to package your extension as a gem, how to load extensions through config.gem instead of vendor/extensions, and discusses why you might prefer using gems over vendorizing your extensions.
When using Radiant out-of-the-box we're used to create, edit or remove pages. But most of the times this simple behavior is not enough. Most of the times we need to better control the order of pages, or to simply move or copy children to different places in the page hierarchy. In this episode you'll see Copy-Move, Reorder and Drag-Order Radiant Extensions, three extensions that help you manage the site structure
You'll see some tips and tricks on how to make the best use of Radiant Layouts and the Radiant Nested Layouts Extension - an extension that helps keeping your layouts organized and DRY.