tmornini_ey

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by tmornini_ey 16y ago
There are differences between each and every provider and every developer needs to choose which service they want to use in their own way. Customers choose Engine Yard for many reasons including 24x7x365 human technical support availability
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by tmornini_ey 16y ago
Ah, I see! We knew that consulting shops would like this because it allows them to get an account set up without a credit card, and ask the client to complete the signup process, including handing over their credit card. :-)
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by tmornini_ey 16y ago
No, we don't expect many will make a decision based upon 500 free hours, but we do expect many will give us a try, and make their decision based upon the experience they have during their 500 hour trial. :-)
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by tmornini_ey 16y ago
So glad to hear that, let me (@tmornini) know if I can help. We also have a partner program for Rails consulting companies, you should check that out too!
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by tmornini_ey 17y ago
What concerns are those?
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by tmornini_ey 17y ago
You are correct, sir.
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by tmornini_ey 17y ago
Great news, Chris, sorry to misrepresent. So, the new Github architecture is shared nothing?
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by tmornini_ey 17y ago
From our perspective, it was a matter of helping our partner and the Ruby community succeed. We're working really hard to make Ruby on Rails succeed. This is just one of the many ways that we've pitched in to help it do so. If, during that
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by tmornini_ey 17y ago
Hey all. Wanted to chime in the discussion. My blog post is direct and to the point. There's honestly no mystery about this, I laid out all the details, possibly excepting one. We designed our infrastructure offering 3 years ago. We knew