Marcus Stollsteimer

Not everybody likes JavaScript, see #107. And in this case, if someone tries to access /fr/foo, simply falling back to en for deactivated JavaScript would not be good enough.

And with nginx, is it possible there? I think that's more relevant... :)

Sounds really thrilling but also like an extremely high maintenance effort, not to speak of all the translations...

I actually had created a rake task to scrape the top 30 from rubyforge, so it can't be difficult :) I decided against pushing it, though. In my opinion **a...

I don't think every single most often downloaded gem qualifies as "project". _[E.g. activesupport (no. 5 on rubygems.org) ?]_

I replaced the old, broken content with an appeal to contribute ideas (910cbfe8995b8b77f848dfd606423a5d08e1982c), to avoid PRs like the above. Still hoping to have some content soon... I'm thinking in the...

I'm stongly opposed to just reproducing "top downloaded" / "top starred" lists from GitHub, RubyGems, whatever. If we cannot provide good, handpicked, edited content we should drop the page completely.

I might be wrong, but I vaguely remember that there had been an official logo tarball on rubyidentiy.org (which is now not available). Maybe there probably already are better resolution...

This is only my very personal opinion, but IMO the less javascript the better... I have it disabled in my browser.

Some information on getting the source code via SVN is on the ruby-core page.