Live-Debugging Remote Clojure Apps with Drawbridge | Heroku Dev Center
Clojure developers are used to a very interactive development environment in which the editor is closely integrated with the running process via a read/eval/print loop (REPL). It’s possible to reproduce this to a degree with actual Heroku dynos using heroku run lein repl, but this creates a new process rather than connecting to existing processes which are serving web requests. This makes it unsui
Deploying Yesod Apps to Heroku
Note: this page describes the method of compiling the yesod app locally and uploading it to Heroku's servers. The alternative (and preferred) approach is to use a Haskell Buildpack for Heroku. Introduction Heroku is a cloud platform as a service (PAAS) for building, deploying, and running cloud apps using Ruby and other languages. Their business is in removing the hassle from deploying application
Kristian Kristensen’s Blog » Running Erlang Webmachine on Heroku
When Heroku released their new stack Cedar they opened the door for a whole new set of components to run on their platform. To support running other components on Heroku you need a build pack that tells Heroku how to build and run your app. Heroku’s published a build pack for Erlang as well as a demo app. This demo app uses straight up Mochiweb as a web server. MochiWeb is an Erlang library for b
Heroku | Dev Center | Building a Facebook Application
This article is a work in progress, or documents a feature that is not yet released to all users. This article is unlisted. Only those with the link can access it. Facebook offers a rich set of APIs and several SDKs, making it easy to develop applications that interact with Facebook data and services. Such applications can be developed and deployed to Heroku, in any of Heroku’s supported languages
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