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In general I can't disagree. If it makes sense, use it. What always struck me as odd though is the heavy focus on application code deployment. I mostly work on
by phaylon 17y ago
In general I can't disagree. If it makes sense, use it. What always struck me as odd though is the heavy focus on application code deployment.
I mostly work on larger projects, so application updates are usually simply a pull from the repository. It is usually a bigger hassle to get a smooth transition of the database schema, file-system storage or anything else that holds data.
- chasingsparks 17y agoThat may be true. I have not seen what Cake offers in that respect. For the few rails projects I developed, I used capistrano but for small projects this felt unrewarding. Tangentially (to git pulls), I did notice that PHP developers favor SVN to git, which I don't like as much.
- vital101 17y ago"I did notice that PHP developers favor SVN to git..." I can attest to this. I spend a lot of time working with PHP with a lot of different people, and almost every single one of them uses SVN for deployment. I'm not sure if this good practice or not, but it's just so convenient.