Is it a good idea to install Mercurial on your server and hg pull to deploy?
I’ve just started at a new job this past month and looks like they have NO source control for their code. They are relying on the backups their hosting provider takes for them.
Shipping my first class library. Any gotchas I need to be aware of?
I’m a Web Developer about to unlock the “First Class Library Published” achievement in my career and I’m sweating bullets (I was up all night stressing out). I’d love to tap the experience of the community to see if anyone has any suggestions or recommendations for making sure this goes as smoothly as possible. Are there any specifics or gotchas I need to be aware of? Anything special about the build process that can come back to bite me?
Developing on a production server
Today I got yelled at for developing an application on a production server. Quote, “developing on a production server is not acceptable – ever!“
What does a node.js web application’s setup look like on a real production server?
Want to improve this post? Provide detailed answers to this question, including citations and an explanation of why your answer is correct. Answers without enough detail may be edited or deleted. Being new to node js magic world, i’m wondering how does a web application’s setup look like on a real production server? So far […]
Who should support and maintain development infrastructure?
I am interested to know what other peoples’ experiences are with managing development infrastructure are. I am talking about things like the build server, the central git repo etc etc. Any infrastructure which end users would probably not even know existed, but which are essential for the development team.
What are the characteristics or features of production-quality code?
This is the first time I will be delivering code for a freelance project (web-app), and, since I don’t have much experience shipping code, I am having a hard time deciding whether my program is ready for deployment or not.
How can one guarantee unique identifiers, even in the case of system collapse and restoration from backup
In the manufacturing of a device each one has to get a unique identifier. So far so good, one can have a file containing the last used ID on a shared drive, or a network-based service managing and assigning IDs so that the uploading of the ID into the device will not be limited to a single workstation.
How can one guarantee unique identifiers, even in the case of system collapse and restoration from backup
In the manufacturing of a device each one has to get a unique identifier. So far so good, one can have a file containing the last used ID on a shared drive, or a network-based service managing and assigning IDs so that the uploading of the ID into the device will not be limited to a single workstation.
How can one guarantee unique identifiers, even in the case of system collapse and restoration from backup
In the manufacturing of a device each one has to get a unique identifier. So far so good, one can have a file containing the last used ID on a shared drive, or a network-based service managing and assigning IDs so that the uploading of the ID into the device will not be limited to a single workstation.
How can one guarantee unique identifiers, even in the case of system collapse and restoration from backup
In the manufacturing of a device each one has to get a unique identifier. So far so good, one can have a file containing the last used ID on a shared drive, or a network-based service managing and assigning IDs so that the uploading of the ID into the device will not be limited to a single workstation.