StyleSheets written in SCSS, with plenty of Compass mix-ins.Look ma, I can make Rails apps! This was a not-for-profit project with very limited development time, so there's plenty on the wish list that didn't make the cut. You can use the browser's forward/back buttons to move between sets of tokens. You can also enter sorting criteria, such as title, release-date, runtime etc.Įvery time you choose a search/sort token, it'll be displayed in the bottom right. To search by release date or production year, enter a date or year, then use the left/right arrow keys to choose between before, before or on, on, on or after, and after (clicking a comparison also works). denzel Show titles starring Denzel Washington.80-120 Show titles running between 80 and 120 minutes.star wars Search for titles containing 'star wars'.Enter a search term in the top right to filter the displayed titles. Scroll left and right to browse a library. To import titles and cover scans, drop them onto a library's icon, or anywhere in the browser window if a library is already open. This app imports the latter.ĭVD Profiler also stores cover scans as JPGs. Invelos DVD Profiler can export its data as XML, either as one big file, or as one file per title.

This finally gave me an excuse to spend a couple of weeks developing one. I have this old Windows program that keeps track of the DVDs and whatnot that I buy, and I've always wanted a nicer way to browse them. Why it existsĪfter yawning my way through a couple of Rails tutorials, I wanted a more effective way to get familiar with Rails development.

The unimaginatively named Rails app for browsing DVD libraries.

Dvd library app