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by ersoft 11y ago
vulcan is not for api management and beside that quality > quantity What do you mean ? With vulcand you can implement your own middleware similar to kong. Also, it is written in go and you can use all existing go libraries. Also,
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by ersoft 11y ago
Also, there is Opbeat ( https://opbeat.com ), which also does release/deploy tracking (you can see which errors come from/after which release).
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by ersoft 11y ago
You can test and take a look in web developer console. Payment seems to be done using Stripe Javascript SDK, which makes all the connections using HTTPS.
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by ersoft 12y ago
You can use skydns[1] to implement service discovery based on DNS. It has etcd as a backend and creating/updating a DNS entry is done by creating an entry in etcd with a TTL. Then, you can use DNS the same way you are already doing wit
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by ersoft 13y ago
If you are asking about developing in the cloud, there are two options: https://www.nitrous.io/ or https://koding.com/ On Koding it requires an invite, but I have a couple of invites.
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by ersoft 13y ago
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by ersoft 13y ago
Maybe they are doing some kind of A/B testing, for going on an only possitive feedback.
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by ersoft 14y ago
You're right, I can be out of date, I didn't code in Django in the past year, only in Ruby on Rails, but still I have the impression that things go much slower on Django release circle compared to Rails I'm glad to hear they are fixing the
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by ersoft 14y ago
As a both Django and Rails developer I suggest you to choose Ruby on Rails. Rails pluses: - Has a nice asset pipeline (automatic conversion of CoffeeScript, Sass, Haml, Jbuilder, etc) and concatenation + mignifying. - Really configurable da