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December 2006

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• Ruby on Rails

  Deploying Rails Apps With Capistrano

  12.29.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  After much digging around on the net, I finally got rallyhat under version control AND using Capistrano. For the uninitiated, Capistrano is a tool for deploying your application. It’s command-line driven, has hooks in it for version control (I keep my code in a Subversion repository, and has all sorts of cool little [...]

• Real Life, Ruby on Rails

  Rallyhat.com — now has a home

  12.26.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Well, it’s not much to look at it but I finally got rallyhat.com moved over to my new host, so I can get to work on it. My man Biz is going to be helping me with graphics and the look and feel, in exchange for me teaching him some more programming. He’s [...]

• Chris' Brain

  We’ve Moved!

  12.23.06 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  If you can read this, I’ve moved littlehart.net to it’s new location, on a host at Media Temple, where I’ve signed up for a Grid Server account with them. My friend Derek recommended I go with them after he spent a lot of time researching a host to move his own projects to.

  One of [...]

• Chris' Brain, PHP, Real Life, php|tek

  Ruthless Refactoring and Other Activities

  12.19.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  As I finally wrestle down my Sportsticker parser and scoreboard system into submission, I spent some time going through my code and applying the DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) wherever I can. So, I’ve moved some functionality into a support library and are slowly replacing old code with calls to new functions I’ve created. [...]

• Chris' Brain

  Elephants, Rubies…and now Snakes?

  12.15.06 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  As time goes on, I find that I’m drawn to web frameworks like a moth to a flame. Why? I’ve built so many web apps from scratch that if I have to build one more front controller from scratch I’m going to gouge my eyes out. Okay, maybe I’m exaggerating a little. [...]

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