Ruby on Rails

bingo bob wrote in post #970867:
> Hi,
>
> Previously I've deployed on my server (apache / passenger) with simply
> git clone foo, and then pull in version updates with git pull. While I
> read lots re staging servers and capistrano it works pretty well for me.
> Anyone else do it my way?

No way!

> Don't really have time for learning capistrano
> right now.

Then you don't have time to be developing a Rails app.

> Is there a better way though - e.g. using tags to deploy
> particular versions - or should I branch or something before cloning to
> the server.

You should always tag or branch each release.
>
> Apols if my terminology is not 100%, I'm not that comfortable with git
> bar, push/pull/commit so any tips in code as to how I might do it better
> appreciated. About to deploy a new project basically.

Then learn Capistrano (or Inploy, perhaps). Now. If you're not willing
to do that, then deploy to Heroku.

Best,
-- 
Marnen Laibow-Koser
http://www.marnen.org
marnen@marnen.org

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>
> bb

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