November 2007
Intermediate to advanced
912 pages
18h 44m
English
“When we .NET developers say that getting into Rails is tough, this is the kind of stuff we’re talking about. [...] It’s the Linux shell, server applications, and other things we’re not used to that trip us up.”
Need being the great mother of invention, the story goes that in his work for 37signals, Jamis created Switchtower (later renamed to Capistrano[1]) when Basecamp grew to be hosted on more than one production server. It’s a tool for automating tasks on remote servers.
Although Capistrano is now firmly established as the standard solution to Rails deployment challenges, its multiserver transactional approach to ...
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