Comments on Andrew Beacock's Blog: Summary of June's Manchester Spring User Group Mee...

Ian, cheers for your comments, I hope to see you t...

2009-06-25T09:24:20.036+01:00

Ian, cheers for your comments, I hope to see you there one day - if you see me, please come over and say hi! :)

Thought this was a really great write up. Gives m...

2009-06-25T00:04:08.085+01:00

Thought this was a really great write up.

Gives me a good indication that it might be worth attending soon - though I'll be on holiday in Aug.

Looks interesting, as I used to do the Java Enterprise Dev, but here seems an open minded growing community that could provide a different aspect from my day-to-day development in Ruby/Rails.

Will check out warbler. We've been using JRuby lately for BDD in Cucumber/Celerity.

Cheers -

Cheers Andrew, it's good to know about the gem...

2009-06-18T09:10:45.280+01:00

Cheers Andrew, it's good to know about the gem - I've not looked at Rails deployment for a while now, I stopped just before mod_passenger...

There is a gem for JRuby deployment called warbler...

2009-06-18T09:07:56.824+01:00

There is a gem for JRuby deployment called warbler. It packages up your Rails app in a war file for dropping into TomCat.

Rails deployment is super simple with Heroku.

Good luck with all your development endeavours with Grails, Rails or whatever!

Andrew, it was great to meet you on Monday, I am r...

2009-06-17T17:57:09.364+01:00

Andrew, it was great to meet you on Monday, I am really pleased you enjoyed the event. Thanks for the positive comments, blogging is a great way to spread the word.