Everything that can be said can be said clearly. — Tractatus, 4.11
Getting deploy notices as tweets is certainly cool. But maybe you are on the other end of cool and use Jabber, or maybe you're an old pro and use IRC. Well, you can get Pushr deploy notices through these channels, too, and have infrastructure to implement more. You can also see some dynamic programming goin' on. → continue
What is a class? What is an object? Oh my, what is this thing called encapsulation? Teach yourself (or someone else) some object-oriented programming concepts with a simple „dog hunts sheep“ game, written in the Shoes GUI toolkit. Read complete step-by-step walkthrough in the article. → continue
So the experiment worked? Yes, indeed! Pushr for Capistrano, started as a toy, really proved itself and is now deploying two „let's fix some CSS“-heavy production sites. Which needed it to get much, much smarter. Here's how! → continue
Deploy Rails applications with Capistrano automaticaly, just by git push-ing into a Github repository, thanks to it's post-receive URL hooks. Now your designer friends can deploy using GitGUI. → continue
Just about every blog engine assumes you like to write in some silly <textarea> and store your writings in a relational database somewhere. Not Marley. Marley assumes you like to write in your text editor, store text as plain-text files, keep things versioned with Git and publish stuff by auto-syncing content with Git post-receive hooks in remote repository. → continue
The `country_select` helper was recently kicked out from Rails core. Here's a replacement taking into account new Rails' internationalization framework and coming with Rake task for downloading country names for Unicode.org CLDR's 141 languages. → continue
Restafari is powered by the Sinatra framework.
Source code is available at Github.
Restafari is designed, programmed and written by Karel Minařík a.k.a. karmi.
More info at www.karmi.cz
