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Agreed. I've setup my own based on SSH, bash, Perforce and rsync. That said, Rob has a good point about MS owning the entire stack and it's pretty odd how they
by trezor 16y ago
Agreed. I've setup my own based on SSH, bash, Perforce and rsync.
That said, Rob has a good point about MS owning the entire stack and it's pretty odd how they can't seem to put together a working deployment-process.
Whatever you do: Don't say MSDeploy. It's a joke and getting it working requires more voodoo than cooking together your own ad-hoc stuff, like I did.
One of the comments on the blog made me lighten up though:
Rails Developer: if only you had a good MVC framework!
MS: Done
Rails Developer: if only you had a good View Engine, none of that aspx crap!
MS: Done
Rails Developer: If only you had a good pacakage manager like RubyGems!
MS: Done
Rails Developer: If only you had a good depolyment tool like Capistrano!
MS:...
Who knows? It might right around the corner ;)
- chrismo 16y agoWhat's the gems-like pkg manager?
- statenjason 16y agoNuGet[1] is the package manager trezor is talking about. [1]: http://nuget.codeplex.com/ http://nuget.codeplex.com/