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I develop Django on Windows, and I deploy on Windows as well. You can use PowerShell to script all of your deployment and server management operations, and you
by iamelgringo 16y ago
I develop Django on Windows, and I deploy on Windows as well. You can use PowerShell to script all of your deployment and server management operations, and you can remotely invoke all of those scripts as well.
I tried RoR on Windows, and it is a second class citizen IMO, so I switched to Python/Django, and I've been happy since. Python/Django are pretty blissfully OS agnostic.
- weavejester 16y ago"You can use PowerShell to script all of your deployment and server management operations, and you can remotely invoke all of those scripts as well." I've looked into powershell, but remote powershell isn't much better than shell scripts executed over SSH (and in some ways worse). Tools like Capistrano, Puppet, Chef, etc. don't seem to exist for Windows as yet.