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Monday, September 12, 2016
Foundry Salon
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No Half Measures
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Continous Deployment of Rails with SemaphoreCI
Our goal dotay is to setup a Rails project which uses Semaphore CI to test the project and then deploy automatically to an Amazon EC2 server using Capistrano. We'll be using Nginx, Puma, and Postgres, along with Ruby 2.3.0 and Rails 4.2.6.
What is SemaphoreCI?
Semaphore lets you quickly set up a fast continuous delivery process for any web project. You can test every change you make and easily deploy new versions to the delight of your users. SemaphoreCI allows you to keep your team in the loo, by integrating with other services. It is now used and praised by hundreds of companies worldwide. You can read more about the offering here.
Benefits of CI
Some of the major benefits of continuous integration are:
- It keeps everybody in loop about the build health. SemaphoreCI lets everybody know if a build has failed, which commit caused the build to fail, and who authored the commit.
- Allows you to roll out new features continuously and smoothly. When new code is merged in a specified branch, the test suite is run and, if all tests pass, a deployment is triggered automatically.
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Giman
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Mach505
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AtoZ CSS Quick Tip: Display
This article is a part of our AtoZ CSS Series. You can find other entries to the series here.
Welcome to our next article as part of our AtoZ CSS series! In this series I'll be exploring different CSS values (and properties) beginning with a letter from the alphabet. Let's start by looking at the letter D.
D is for display
Not all things are equal when we don’t want to display content.
display:none is not the same as visibility:hidden
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