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The New Gist: What It Is and What It Could Be 13 Dec 2012 | 05:00 am

Gist is an incredible tool by Github for quickly sharing code, text and files. It has syntax highlighting and rendering for a huge number of programming languages including Markdown for text. For many...

Configuring CloudFlare DNS for a Heroku App 9 Nov 2012 | 05:00 am

CloudFlare is a popular, and accessible, CDN and website optimizer. If you’ve heard of Akamai then you know basically what CloudFlare does – they sit between your site and your users and accelerate yo...

Using `heroku pg:transfer` to Migrate Heroku Databases 18 Sep 2012 | 05:00 am

Development of most applications takes place in several disparate environments with the most common pattern being dev-staging-production. While it’s necessary for the source versions in each environme...

Five Interesting Things You Can Do with Heroku Buildpacks 15 Aug 2012 | 08:00 am

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Using Vulcan to Build Binary Application Dependencies for Heroku 10 Jul 2012 | 08:00 am

Managing an application’s code dependencies, once a source of constant pain and conflict, is now a solved problem in most modern languages. Ruby has Bundler, Node.js has npm, Python has pip, Clojure h...

Deploying a Nesta CMS Blog with Pygments Syntax Highlighting to Heroku 22 Feb 2012 | 02:00 pm

Blogging and/or setting up a simple site should be a simple proposition. There are a lot of great frameworks out there that handle the software portion of running such a site. However, you don’t just ...

Site Relaunch 8 Feb 2012 | 02:00 pm

I’m currently in the middle of putting a fresh coat of paint on RyanDaigle.com, the previous home of the What’s new in Edge Rails series. All old links to http://ryandaigle.com/articles will be redire...

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