Archive for the “Workflow” category
Getting to know Ruby debugger
by Cameron Dykes on October 31, 2011
This is a guest-post by Cameron Dykes, about getting started with the ruby debugger. A key step to debugging any program is replicating the environment to ensure you can consistently produce the bug. In my early Ruby days, to inspect (…)
Deploy a private Github repository with whiskey_disk
by Laust Rud Jacobsen on September 4, 2011
whiskey_disk makes it very easy to quickly deploy a new version of your site to one or more servers. It’s very efficient, as files are copied directly from your git repository to the server. This means you can very quickly (…)
Modernize Your Git Workflow
by Laust Rud Jacobsen on May 9, 2011
Years ago I read Streamed Lines: Branching Patterns for Parallel Software Development, and many of the thoughts have stayed me. Think of it as a catalogue of Design Patterns for version control workflows. There are so many ways to efficiently (…)
