I get your point: the deployment-to-development ratio has increased as we've streamlined development processes faster than deployment processes. I understand the underlying theme, Heroku is going to kickass in deployment. More power to you.
Here's what bothered me about this post:
- Scrum fanboyism. It was unexpected and threw me off track while I was reading. I felt it negatively detracted from your point.
- Capistrano bashing. You certianly gave Cap it's due, but calling it an "incremental improvement" compared to what you've got in store takes balls. We'll see how that pays off.
I know this is just a preface to some (hopefully) technical articles about your work, but on it's own, it's just fuzzy math and hype. Here's to some meat in the next one.
Awesome comment. Wow, "scrum fanboyism" is definitely not what I was going for there - just trying to poke fun at how these teams have changed over the years.
Yes, the technical details are on the way - we're excited to share them.
Here's what bothered me about this post:
- Scrum fanboyism. It was unexpected and threw me off track while I was reading. I felt it negatively detracted from your point.
- Capistrano bashing. You certianly gave Cap it's due, but calling it an "incremental improvement" compared to what you've got in store takes balls. We'll see how that pays off.
I know this is just a preface to some (hopefully) technical articles about your work, but on it's own, it's just fuzzy math and hype. Here's to some meat in the next one.