Posted By: Matthew Harris
Date: 2007-12-20 15:35
Summary: Duration 0.1.0 released
Project: Duration

I'm thrilled to announce the release of Duration 0.1.0.

Duration is a timespan manipulation library that tells you how much time has passed since a certain time, or how long a certain amount of seconds is in more human-readable measurements.

As of 0.1.0, the Duration library has been completely rewritten, BigDuration (and all its features) have been completely stripped, and I've got a few other nifty things added.

Duration is currently *in-no-way* stable. At this moment you can only expect that it "works" how it should.

Please expect a stable release at 1.0.0, many more releases should come between.

Gem:
$ gem install duration -r

Without gem:
$ svn checkout http://duration.rubyforge.org/svn/tags/duration-0.1.0

After checking out, simply run:
$ cd duration-0.1.0/
$ sudo ruby setup.rb

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BY: Sean Abrahams (seanabrahams)
DATE: 2008-03-11 06:31
SUBJECT: RE: Duration and ActiveRecord

 

Uwe,

You would store Duration in seconds.



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Duration and ActiveRecordUwe Kubosch2008-02-21 09:21
      RE: Duration and ActiveRecordSean Abrahams2008-03-11 06:31

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