Category: Ruby on Rails
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RoR deploying with Mina, a “really fast deployer and server automation tool”
http://nadarei.co/mina/ https://twitter.com/JEG2/status/430731934566600704 It creates a Bash script, that is supposed to getting started remotely through SSH. It is based on Rake, the Ruby Makefile DSL. no YAML
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O’Reilly Media book: Heroku Cedar – Web Application Architecture with the Process Model
Heroku Cedar: This book will show you how to build a scalable and reliable high-traffic web application using Heroku Cedar as a platform. Originally available only for Ruby (on Rails), but now extended for many more languages, Heroku Cedar is a very interesting choice. The application we’ll build is a ping service, but with characteristics…
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Rails gets updates for critical issues in all versions – The H Security: News and Features
Rails gets updates for critical issues in all versions – The H Security: News and Features: “Three updated versions of Rails with critical security fixes have been released: Rails 2.3.14, 3.0.10 and 3.1.0RC6. The release had been delayed waiting for CVE numbers”
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Learning Rails 3: Live Edition – O’Reilly Media
Learning Rails 3: Live Edition – O’Reilly Media
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“the right tool for your job”
I thought, I should cross-post / sort of “retweet” this article “the right tool for your job” from the rails to the perl world. Of course, the words are different, and also the tools, but the professional researcher attitude is the same, I think. Maybe someone picks the article up and translates it into the…
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Ruby User Group Berlin / 2010-07-01 “meetup” / a brief report
At today’s meeting of RUG-B Jan Berkel talked to us about Ruby on Google App Engine (link added at 2010-07-02-14-42), and Benjamin Krause talked to us about Unobtrusive Google Analytics Event Tracking. Of course both presentations were given with quite some compentence and professionality, but the Google App thing excited me personally far more. Here…
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some *-berlin.de domains
All of a sudden today I thought I should register a couple of domains. Here they are: www.perl-berlin.de www.ruby-berlin.de www.rails-berlin.de Quite a good start — even e-mail addresses are set up! If you want to have any such e-mail address — talk to me!
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what’s going wrong in the rails community?
I came across that article by Gregory Brown, reviewing Zed Shaw’s article. Sounds like real life: Grown up software developers not liking each others …