Personally I consider a changelog one of the best indicators of a well run OSS project. If you run an OSS project, please consider supplying release notes or a changelog so that other developers can follow your project with ease!
Update: looks like I just missed the changelog for RabbitMQ. Alexis was kind enough to point me to the release notes in the comments.
- Topics: RabbitMQ
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- processi: ruote 2.1 released
Alexis has decided to push Toto by demonstrating how easy it is to deploy - for free - on the Heroku platform . You can literally get a blog up on Heroku within 5 minutes, even if you haven't already got a Heroku account (I just tried it).
How To Do It
Here are the basic steps:
Sign up for an account at Heroku.com - all you have to do is provide an e-mail address, validate it, then enter a password.
gem install heroku
git clone git://github.com/cloudhead/dorothy.git …
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- SD Ruby Podcast: Episode 075: Heroku
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- Dead Programmer Society: Heroku Has Launched
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