Some time back, I wanted to setup my server so I could push code to my repositories, and have it automatically deployed to a website root directory after doing a git push from my local machine.
I can’t remember where I found the instructions so I can’t give credit to whom I got it from, but here’s how I did it.
This is followed by a tutorial on how to extend this setup to multiple branches and work-trees for “live” and “development” versions of a website. (more…)
This post could also be entitled/summarised with “rant, rant, rant”, but for my own sake, I’ll make the effort of explaining what’s behind it.
My full time job title is “Front-end developer”. To anyone outside the web industry, it either means “err…. no idea”, or “a dude that makes websites”. To the initiated and (most) of my coworkers and industry pals, it means a whole lot more: I’m an expert in HTML, CSS, javascript (front-end technologies)… (more…)
… at betfair =) And unlike the many things that happened on Ivan’s 100th day, mine started quite quietly.
Well, that’s if you can call a 5:30am work day start quiet, but to some respect it is
So far it’s been an incredible journey these last 100 days, both professionally and personally, and this just makes me happy.