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Heroku | Database import / export
On the surface, PGBackups provides a way to capture regular backups of your Heroku Postgres database. However, because of its general-purpose architecture and use of standard PostgreSQL utilities, it’s also a useful tool capable of exporting to or importing from external PostgreSQL databases. An alternative to using the dump and restore method of import/export if you have a Postgres instance on yo
Using WebSockets on Heroku with Node.js | Heroku Dev Center
This tutorial gets you started with real-time Node.js applications on Heroku. We develop a simple application that shares the server’s current time with the client via a persistent socket connection. Each application is based on Node’s popular express web server. When developing real-time Node.js applications, you can use WebSockets directly. You can also use an abstraction library like Socket.io,
Damian Sowers - Heroku shouldn't be sandbagging paying customers who have low-traffic apps
Heroku unloads a site from memory when it doesn’t get a hit for a while. This is all well and good for free users, but should they really be doing this to customers who are paying good money for their services? I recently launched Mycelial and traffic hasn’t been so great after the first couple of launch days. I’m paying decent money to Heroku because I’m employing things like resque, redis-to-go
Heroku Postgres | Heroku Dev Center
Additional ResourcesHomeElementsProductsPricingCareersHelpStatusEventsPodcastsCompliance CenterHeroku BlogHeroku Blog Find out what's new with Heroku on our blog. Visit Blog Heroku Postgres is a managed SQL database service provided directly by Heroku. You can access a Heroku Postgres database from any language with a PostgreSQL driver, including all languages officially supported by Heroku. In ad
The Heroku CLI | Heroku Dev Center
The Heroku Command Line Interface (CLI) is an essential part of using Heroku. With it, you can create and manage Heroku apps directly from the terminal. Install the Heroku CLI Prerequisites The Heroku CLI requires Git, the popular version control system. If you don’t have Git installed, complete: Git installation First-time Git setup Install with an Installer The Windows installers display a warni
nezumi : iPhone app for heroku
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12 Steps to Build and Deploy Common Lisp in the Cloud (and Comparing Rails)
Ruby on Rails is becoming a respectable standard for building web applications, for all the good reasons: It is a powerful and fun language, it has a great community and it’s easy to deploy to Heroku. While I was taking SaaS-class, I missed the parentheses and as always, I got curious: how would Common Lisp compare? A whirlwind course of Ruby on Rails and best-practises of Engineering Long-Lasting
Heroku’s early history: 4 home pages that made $212 million : Francis Irving
I decided to investigate Heroku’s early years. You can learn a lot from even quite recent tech history (see my previous article on version control). My tool? The Internet Archive. It’s an elephant that never forgets your pivots. 1. November 2007 – code in the cloud Ruby on Rails is riding high. But impossibly hard to deploy. Y Combinator startup Heroku’s first home page (see right – apologies for
Live-Debugging Remote Clojure Apps with Drawbridge | Heroku Dev Center
Clojure developers are used to a very interactive development environment in which the editor is closely integrated with the running process via a read/eval/print loop (REPL). It’s possible to reproduce this to a degree with actual Heroku dynos using heroku run lein repl, but this creates a new process rather than connecting to existing processes which are serving web requests. This makes it unsui
Building an iOS Photo-sharing and Geolocation Mobile Client and API | Heroku Dev Center
Building an iOS Photo-sharing and Geolocation Mobile Client and API Last Updated: 20 April 2012 Table of Contents Prerequisites Deploy API to Heroku Write Your Rails Application Declare Process Types With Foreman/Procfile Store Your Rails Application in Git Deploy to Heroku/Cedar Generate a Photo Resource Add Image Upload Columns Add Controller Actions Create Your iOS Client App Declare iOS Depend
Getting Started with iOS Mobile Development and a Sinatra API | Heroku Dev Center
This quickstart will have you up and running with a native iOS application that consumes a web API with Sinatra. For additional resources about Sinatra, please see the Ruby quickstart. Prerequisites Basic Objective-C knowledge, including a development environment running Mac OS X with Xcode 4.2 installed. Basic Ruby knowledge, including an installed version of Ruby 1.9.2, Rubygems, Bundler, and Si
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