I've loved playing with Heroku and I'm excited to deploy my real project to it once we finish a stable version of it. I've also liked working with Rails, becau

I've loved playing with Heroku and I'm excited to deploy my real project to it once we finish a stable version of it. I've also liked working with Rails, because it has made things like i18n, testing, and implementing new features so much easier. Finally, I've enjoyed using beanstalkd for my message queue. It's tiny and fast and it just stays out of the way. I'm using a new library I made called Peon (based off of an AMQP-based library called Minion) and it's a really easy, scalable way to bring long running tasks into the background.