Heroku tips that git push prod
Use a Remote Mysql Database With Heroku
Larry Scott
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mysql, heroku
Mongoid Configuration for MongoHQ Replica Sets
Kevin Thompson
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0 responses
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rails, heroku, mongodb, mongoid
Use this plugin to have a heroku SQL console
Javier Toledo
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0 responses
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heroku, sql
Quick Ranking by attribute Rails/Heroku
Randy Morgan
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0 responses
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rails, heroku, sql, performance
A Gemfile that works for Heroku's Cedar stack
Nathan Hopkins
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rails, heroku
Make environment variables available during asset compilation on heroku
Andrew Chase
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1 response
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heroku, assets, env
Vert.x on heroku
Alex Boyd
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0 responses
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java, heroku, git, vert.x
Redirect naked domains to www-equivalents
Kenny Johnston
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0 responses
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heroku, open source, systems, hosting
Heroku setup
Mehul Kar
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0 responses
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rails, heroku
3 things to make a static Sinatra App and upload to Heroku
Juan Pujol
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ruby, heroku, sinatra
Improved concurrency for Heroku Dynos
Phil Cohen
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1 response
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ruby, heroku, thin, unicorn
django, tastypie, coffee, stylus, backbone and require playing on heroku
justin j. moses
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heroku, django, coffee, backbone
django with npm precompilers working on heroku
justin j. moses
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0 responses
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heroku, django, node
Personal Blog powered by Octopress and Cloudflare
Madhukar Hiranya
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heroku, octopress, blog, cloudflare
Use loggy to get a simple JSON feed of your heroku logs
Matthew Dobson
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heroku, logging, logs, loggy.py
Ruroku, the better Ruby client for Heroku API
Gosha Arinich
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ruby, heroku, github
Heroku Deployments
Raja Cherukuri
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heroku
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