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Category Archives: rails
Rubykurs i Norge – Ruby er entreprenørspråket!
Ruby er entreprenørspråket. Vi kjører på med rubykurs for å bidra til fremdriften i Norge. I USA støvsuges markedet for rubyister, det er veldig mange startups. rubykurs.no Continue reading
Posted in personal, rails, ruby
Tagged entreprenør, gründer, kurs, norge, rails, ruby, ruby on rails
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Pros and cons: In-House Servers vs Cloud Computing
Why and when In-house, Cloud (amazon aws, rackspace, heroku) ? Presenting a thorough pro and con list to help people understand the differneces, strenghts and weaknesses Continue reading
Posted in agile, cloud computing, rails, ruby, smidig
Tagged amazon, amazon ec2, aws, cloud, cloud computing, heroku, in-house, pros and cons, rackspace, rails, ruby
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Ruby – Secure staging environment of your public app from users and bots
learn about how to activate http header authentication for staging environment. Continue reading
Posted in rails, ruby
Tagged apache, basic-authentication, heroku, rails, ruby, security, staging
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Spawning Multiple Threads at Heroku Using Parallel
Figure out the whys yourself. Here’s the how! I’ve got the question in the rake task ” Q: Does spawning threads at heroku work? “. Well this is what running the rake task at heroku answered me I ran 4 … Continue reading
Working with private RubyGems in Rails 3, deploying to Heroku
Many development projects aren´t open source, they live with other closed-source projects/apps and they get huge. At some point, hopefully sooner than later, you’d like to extract that common and useful functionality you created and share it with other components/apps, just … Continue reading
Skyen i praksis, smidig2010 skaleres med scrollbar!
Her skal jeg fortelle deg om noe helt fantastisk, som bør forandre synet ditt på IT og hvordan systemer kan lages. Smidig2010.no er blandt 80000+ webapplikasjoner på heroku. På populært buzznorsk er det cloud computing, eller server i “skyen”. Det … Continue reading
Posted in agile, cloud computing, git, lean, methodology, rails, ruby, smidig
Tagged cloud computing, git, heroku, kontinuerlig deployering, kontinuerlig prodsetting, mongodb, rails, ruby, skalering, skyen
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The Continuouses
I love creating software! I want to deliver business value efficiently over time. I’ll share my thoughts with you on what it takes to carry out that. This blog post is about continuous processes, which of them I feel are … Continue reading
De Kontinuerlige
Jeg elsker å lage programvare! Jeg vil levere forretningsverdi effektivt over tid. Jeg ønsker å dele med deg, mine tanker om hva som skal til. Denne bloggposten dreier seg om kontinuerlig prosesser, hvilke jeg føler er viktigst og hva de … Continue reading
Posted in agile, integration, Java, lean, methodology, rails, ruby, smidig, Testing
Tagged CI, KANBAN, kontinuerlig forbedring, kontinuerlig læring, kontinuerlig prioritering, kontinuerlig prodsetting, kontinuerlig tenkning, kontinuerlig tilbakemelding, lean, produksjon, release, smidig, tilbakemeldingssykluser
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Part 2: local clients pushing data to local server with RESTful web services
It’s really easy! But only when you know how! Like most stuff is. I was completely confused at the beginning. What does RESTful web services mean? It’s just a convention. You access the web services almost as you would access … Continue reading
Posted in integration, rails, ruby
Tagged background jobs, crontab, http, httparty, rails, RESTful, RESTful web services, sceduling, whenever, xml
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Part 1. Deploying to experimental, :at => local
I’d like to share my workflow, as it has proven efficient for me. I’m running two ‘servers’ locally (!). Hang on, I said it was efficient, even though it surely doesn’t sound like it. The workflow should gain teams of … Continue reading
Posted in agile, rails, ruby
Tagged git, local server, localhost, mongrel, mongrel restart, RESTful, ruby on rails
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Ole Morten Amundsen 