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20       <ul>
21         <li><a href="ruport.html">Overview</a></li>             
22         <li><a href="examples.html">Examples</a></li>
23         <li><a href="http://api.rubyreports.org/">API Docs</a></li>
24         <li><a href="http://ruportbook.com">Book</a></li>
25         <li><a href="http://list.rubyreports.org">Mailing List</a></li>
26         <li><a href="resources.html">Resources</a></li>               
27         <li><a href="http://code.rubyreports.org">Development</a></li>     
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30     <div id="logo">
31       <h1><span>Ruport: Ruby Reports</span></h1>
32       <h2>A simple, extensible reporting system built for Rubyists</h2>
33     </div>
34     <div id="mainContent">
35       <h2>Resources</h2>
36
37       <a name="docs"><h3>Documentation</h3></a>     
38      
39       <p><a href="http://ruportbook.com">The Ruport Book</a></p>
40      
41       <p>The definitive guide to Ruby Reports.  A free-content book written
42         by Gregory Brown and Michael Milner</p> 
43
44       <p><a href="http://rubyreports.org/docs/ruport-in-10.pdf">
45           Ruport in 10 minutes</a></p>
46          
47           <p>A rather strange introductory tutorial in comic book form.  Shows
48           enough Ruport to get you started, walking you through a simple report
49           that reads in a CSV and outputs PDF, HTML and text reports.</p>
50
51       <p><a href="http://api.rubyreports.org/">API Documentation</a></p>
52
53       <p>rdoc for the latest version of the ruport gem.
54           If you spot defects in the docs, or are having trouble understanding them,
55            please file bug reports.</p>                                                                   
56
57       <a name="community"><h3>Community</h3></a>
58      
59       <p><a href="http://list.rubyreports.org">Mailing List</a></p>
60
61       <p>You can subscribe to our mailing list to get announcements, ask
62       questions, or participate in discussions about Ruport. Please sign
63       up even if you do not want to receive any mails, so we know
64       who is interested in Ruport out there.  All questions are welcome on
65       the list, both support-related and development.</p>
66
67       <p><a href="http://blog.rubyreports.org/archives/category/ruport-news/">
68           Ruport News</a></p>
69          
70           <p>A high level series of posts by Dinko Mehinovic about the project's
71                 ongoing development and note-worthy community activities.</p>
72
73       <p><b>IRC</b></p>
74      
75       <p>You can catch up with the developers and community members on the
76       #ruport channel on Freenode.</p>
77
78       <a name="development"><h3>Development</h3></a>
79
80       <p><a href="http://code.rubyreports.org">code.rubyreports.org</a></p>
81
82       <p>This is the official developer resource listing for Ruby Reports.
83         Keep up to date on repository locations, wikis, bug trackers, and
84         other essential details for ruport and its related projects here.</p>       
85
86       <p><a href="http://groups.google.com/group/ruport-dev">
87           Developers Mailing List</a></p>
88        
89           <p>Though we often have discussions about feature requests and bugs and
90            other development related things on the main list, we usually will
91            announce developer meetings or discuss changes that effect the internals
92            on the dev-list.  It's by invite only, but we approve any requests to
93            join that aren't from spammers.</p>
94
95       <a name="professional"><h3>Professional Support</h3></a>
96
97        <p>We are currently accepting a small amount of
98            Ruport and acts_as_reportable related work.
99            If you need help integrating Ruport in your applications or
100            have some feature requests you'd be willing to fund,
101            email <em>jobs at rubyreports.org</em> .
102            We'll do our best to either help you personally or set you up with
103            someone else who's good for the job.</p>
104
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106     <div id="secondaryContent">
107      <p>
108          <a href="#docs">Documentation</a>               
109          </p>
110          <p>
111          <a href="#community">Community Resources</a>
112          </p>
113          <p>
114          <a href="#development">Developer Resources</a>
115          </p>
116          <p>
117          <a href="#professional">Professional Support</a>       
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120     <div id="footer">
121       <p>
122         Ruby Reports is free software under the
123         <a href="http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/LICENSE.txt">License of Ruby</a>.
124       </p>
125       <p>
126         Site designed by Michael Milner.
127         Ruport logo designed by
128         <a href="http://fashionpirat.de/">Daniel Dormann</a>.
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