Rafael Schär said
Strange guys... no critical things about heroku here ;-) Posts get censored. Sad.
Because of its elegant deployment environment, Heroku is the most popular hosting solution for Rails applications. In this screencast, Jay McGavren walks you through setting up a basic Rails application to deploy to Heroku, as well as the workflow and best practices involved in maintaining it on the platform.
Strange guys... no critical things about heroku here ;-) Posts get censored. Sad.
We apologize for any confusion on this, there were no updates to the video.
However, thanks to Heroku's recent sponsorship, this screencast is now available to everyone. Feel free to share with your friends.
The Code School Team
Just an FYI, Heroku does provide shell access to your application's running environment: heroku run bash.
What is revised? This video was released 9 months ago.
Great Job !
soooooo... whats the update?
Great video; awesome ending. Particularly liked the mini "how-to" on AWS and Heroku. Thanks Jay!
Hi, there seem to be a problem with the video, please check
Thanks so much... that was awesome. I was totally confused why the 'bundle exec' command was needed for all the rails commands; Stack Overflow had a great answer http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6588674/what-does-bundle-exec-rake-mean
This is just the tutorial I've been looking for, short and simple just showing what I need to know to get going with Heroku. And yeah that ending was awesome haha.
Excellent video. Heroku should link to this!
thank's for this good screencast!! we hope asap advanced heroku
lovely end ! :-) Thanks for this nice screencast!
Very nice screencast ! Thanks.
This was a great screencast - I learned a bunch via your side comments as well. Great pace for a tutorial. Thanks!
Great screencast - concise, to the point, and well paced! Feel confident and prepared to take my fledgling little app to Heroku and try it out. Thanks!
Awesome! Thanks young Dr. House.
Hey! How about a screencast for migrating an old Heroku bamboo app to cedar?
Thanks again!
@jurjen Heroku likes to place them in a .env file to be loaded by Foreman: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/config-vars#local_setup
Thanks, great screencast! Where and how do you store ENV keys on your local machine?
Thank you for this screencast.
Heroku config:add (I did not know that before ) Great!!!
@LUKE_AR: Gregg goes into great detail on the Code TV process here: http://www.codeschool.com/code_tv/screencasting . I'm afraid the tools are all Mac-centric, though; I'm not sure what's available on Linux. Find a package with the same capabilities shown in Gregg's video, and you'll be well on your way.
OFF-TOPIC: Hi there! Newbie-at-codeschool question: how do I record screencasts like these? (I mean, face and screen at the same time) BTW, I use Ubuntu :) TIA!
I've added Jay's show notes to the resources for those of you who had a hard time following through the screencast. :-)
Cool. :)
Great screencast! Very fluid and straight to the point. Keep up the good work :)
P.S.: Very funny ending :D
Thanks for the screencast, would love to see a second part for more advanced usage
haha liked the end. Great info. Well done!
Nice work Jay. More heroku. Advanced may be?
Great content but you are going way too fast. I had to rewind several times to understand what you are saying and to make sure I follow all the commands you are using. Please slow down on your future videos.
The ending was, like, totally obvious. Colonel Mustard with the wrench in the Library. Pffft! Of course, duh! Jay's dropping hints the whole time.
Oh, great screencast otherwise.
@Steven - whoops! Looks like I missed a title. I'll have to see if I can submit a fix. Good catch!
I think you're using the slide template for your Shell Productivity Screencast :-)
Great video. I don't think Heroku could have put together a better tutorial.
Best ending ever lol. Great video thanks.
Haha. The ending was great. Screencastinception.