Revell

7 ms·

31.
by Revell 12y ago
For me, it's a combination of tmux and vim. Deployments are done using Puppet/Ansible, so no need to manually run any git commands. Also, I hardly ever really manually change anything on remote servers and if I do, I make sure to
32.
by Revell 12y ago
Fair point!
33.
by Revell 12y ago
But still the test would only fail after the merge, whereas you'd want to catch this before.
34.
by Revell 12y ago
But if someone goes "lone wolf" and writes an application in a language he or she chose without informing other members of the team/organisation something else might be going wrong in the chain. I get the idea you're try
35.
by Revell 12y ago
That's a good reason to have shared responsibility of code. There is no one owner of a codebase, an entire team should own the code. An entire team leaving at once seems highly unlikely.
36.
by Revell 12y ago
This one does, but the ones like huboard and waffle.io use the API.
37.
by Revell 12y ago
How do (web)apps like this cope with the API request limiting? I can't imagine a client being OK with the app not working after 5000reqs.
38.
by Revell 12y ago
This is a pretty generic way of showing your pricing, I wouldn't look into it too much..
39.
by Revell 12y ago
You mean the piracy of the studio itself leaking the movie on the web in the hopes of creating a little more hype? No.
40.
Erlang Camp coming to Amsterdam for a two day training in August(erlangcamp.com)
2 points by Revell 13y ago|0 comments
41.
by Revell 14y ago
Why are they releasing this over a week after NVIDIA's announcement of this exact same topic? http://www.tbreak.com/news/nvidia-unveils-faceworks-the-most...