Mixpanel EngineeringHow does CSS Grid work with Height/Width, Margin and Padding? Recently I worked on some tricky restyling within the Table view in our Insights Report. The Insights Report is the beating heart of…
Lighting fast, zero-downtime deployments with git, capistrano, nginx and Unicorn · devroom.io
Lighting fast, zero-downtime deployments with git, capistrano, nginx and Unicorn Everyone who has ever developed a web app has had to deploy it. Back in the day you simply uploaded your files with FTP and everything would be good. Today we have to clone git repositories, restart servers, set permissions, create symlinks to our configuration files, clean out caches and what not. Doctor, what’s wron
Deploying node.js on Amazon EC2
Deploying node.js on Amazon EC2 Ben Lindsey · September 1st, 2011 After nearly a month of beating my head against the wall that is hosted node.js stacks — with their fake beta invites and non-existent support — I decided it was time to take matters into my own hands. Amazon Web Service (AWS) offers 12 months of a micro instance for free (as in beer) with 10 GB of disk and 613 MB of memory. This is
Tav's Blog » Fabric Python with Cleaner API and Parallel Deployment
Fabric is an awesome tool. Like Capistrano and Vlad, it makes deployments a lot simpler than with shell scripts on their own. However, once the complexity of your setup starts to grow, you very quickly start wishing for a cleaner and more powerful API. And once you are deploying to more than 30 servers, you really wish that Fabric would run commands in parallel instead of doing them sequentially,
WePloy – WePay’s Deployment Tool | Wepay.com Development Blog
Welcome to WePay’s engineering blog. Over on the main WePay Blog there are a lot of fun posts about organizing ski trips, deadbeat roommates and other such gems. Here we are not going to talk about any of that. This will be dedicated to (hopefully) interesting solutions to technical problems. The first thing we are going to attack is deploying code, and specifically PHP code, although the tool we
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Full-stack software engineer based in San Diego, California. I input ideas, mix them with code and expertise, and output dynamic modern applications for mobile and the web. Alex Clemesha has extensive experience with full-stack web & mobile software development, in topics such as mathematics software, science based platforms, location-based mobile applications, and interactive educational web game
Symfony deployment Cheat Sheet
permalink When the URL entered by the user doesn't match any route or when an sfError404Exception occurs, symfony tries to access to the default/error404 action. To customize the "Oops! Page Not Found" page, add the executeError404() method in apps/frontend/modules/default/actions/actions.class.php: /** * Error page for page not found (404) error * */ public function executeError404() { } Then cre
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Deploying a CakePHP app with Capistrano | Personal weblog of Robert Beekman
Deploying a CakePHP app with Capistrano During my internship i was working on a large project and at the end of the process it became more and more difficult to keep the development version and the live version in sync while maintaining different configurations. A couple of colleagues used Capistrano for their Rails projects and i tried to modify Capistrano so that it would work with CakePHP. Pass
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GitHub - 1602/roco: Deploy app to remote server via ssh, inspired by capistrano