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Also, deploying to production is as easy as writing a small shell script to simply copy the new binary and restart your service definition. (or using ansible/pu

Also, deploying to production is as easy as writing a small shell script to simply copy the new binary and restart your service definition. (or using ansible/puppet/chef/saltstack et al)

e12e 8y ago
Yes, if you can keep things simple. If you've fixed a ux bug and your binary depends on a certain new version of an image/icon etc - it may or may not be that easy.
- mrweasel 8y ago
  You can bundle assets, like icon, in your binary. In that case changing an image results in a new build and a new binary. Then deployments are still just one copy via Ansible, or similar.
  - e12e 8y ago
    Can? Sure. Should? Sometimes.