For a more complete list of features, including future wishes, check out the Google Doc. In your gem file include: gem ‘materialize-sass’. We have also decided to continue supporting those who wish to pay for classes and membership dues via cash or check, so we will need at least a minimal invoicing system at the start. Conveniently, there is a gem that bundles materialize with rails. We also would like to give users some more control over the profiles and data registered in the system, and give administrators more tools for reporting usage and metrics.
In brief, that means it will need to be a web-based system that allows us to create events, reserve space, and allow users to register for those events. The first steps are to get something minimal that can begin to take the place of the current system used by MakeICT. Wee need developers at all levels, front end, back end, user experience, database, API and more. We are in the very first stages of this project, so if you would like to be involved but don't have a lot of experience, now is a great time. This will give us the access we need to our users and events, and give us opportunities to implement new features like equipment management and to work with new developers.
So we've decided to make a better system, since we're makers and all. Lack of features, lack of support, broken API's, the list goes on. In Oracle 12c if I call a function in a query that uses MATERIALIZE hint in a WITH.AS section, the function call acts like an autonomous transaction:DROP. Users/yourUser/.rbenv/versions/2.7.0/lib/ruby/2.7.0/bundler/spec_set.rb:86:in `block in materialize': Could not find nokogiri-1.10.MESSforMakers - An open source membership, event, and equipment management platform targeted at makers, but open and useful to any organization with membership that hosts eventsĪt MakeICT, we have gotten tired of fighting with our current system for managing members and events.
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