On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 8:42 AM, K2 wrote:
> 1. What will the eventual cost structure be? I know you don't want
> to release exact pricing, but will it be more inline with EngineYard's
> Solo or Mor.ph's AppSpace? ~$50-$250 month for most apps. Or more of
> the Mor.ph App Cloud offering start
Rake task?
Run it after updating your sass files?
I know make and ant can do file mod date stuff so it would only be run
if the file has been updated.
Please share your solution. Or ask for help if you need more info.
--Keenan
On Mar 11, 2009, at 2:04 AM, Max wrote:
>
> I'd like somethi
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 1:08 PM, Kris S wrote:
> Is it possible to use sprockets with in an app on heroku? It writes
> out a js file, and for this reason I am not sure if its permitted or
> not.
You'll need to compile the sprockets and commit the file to the
repository for this to work - the ra
Hey there,
So, there are couple of different questions here. As far as how to
_deploy_ a Merb or Sinatra app on Heroku, I think that's decently
addressed in our current documentation at http://heroku.com/
docs#toc32. The information there includes how to use different ORM
frameworks with t
Is it possible to use sprockets with in an app on heroku? It writes
out a js file, and for this reason I am not sure if its permitted or
not.
Thanks
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Great question David:
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 9:33 AM, David Rogers wrote:
> - gems are at home at rubyforge.
> - apps are at home in heroku.
> - open collaboration's home is github.
>
> Does establishing and updating git repos at all three make sense?
Yes, absolutely.
The way I usually set th
We disabled yamldb output on export because it was causing http
timeouts. I installed the yaml_db plugin in your app and manually ran
rake db:data:dump, so now db/data.yml should be the latest version.
If you have any trouble downloading it, email me privately and I'll
email it to you.
If anyone
I have an app I've been building in Herokugarden. Part of it I'd like to
make into a gem (some classes I keep in /lib). Also, I would like to make
the app available on github as it could be a good thing to expand upon..
So it seems from what I've heard so far:
- gems are at home at rubyforge.
-
I'm really excited about Heroku's current incarnation, especially w/
memcache built in, Varnish and the overall philosophy.
I will be launching a Rails application that I would like to host on
Heroku in the next week. The app will also be in beta for about a
month, so I'm ok with the Heroku beta
I'm in the process of following steps to move my application from
Heroku Garden to Heroku and one problem I've encountered is that when
I go to export my data from Heroku Garden using the "Download Just
Data" link on the export page, I get a seriously out of date data.yml
file.
However, if I clic
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