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Will Leinweber

Redline on Heroku

I got Redline running on heroku with almost no fuss. https://stout.herokuapp.com/

The only change to redline itself was to make it read the server port from the env instead of hard coded to 8080: https://github.com/will/redline-smalltalk-heroku/commit/ce4112cf48cb9e992457aed7008cf3fce5e822b3 It should probably thread the port from an argument to the stout script, but I don't really know java.

The only other steps were adding a procfile and setting the redline_home env var, and that was it. Pretty easy.

— Will

James Ladd

Re: Redline on Heroku

Hi Will,

Thank you for this excellent work.

Would you consider doing the first ever 'guest' blog post for Redline on how you got
Stout working on Heoku?

Rgs, James.

On Tuesday, November 20, 2012 5:20:04 PM UTC+11, Will Leinweber wrote:

I got Redline running on heroku with almost no fuss. https://stout.herokuapp.com/

The only change to redline itself was to make it read the server port from the env instead of hard coded to 8080: https://github.com/will/redline-smalltalk-heroku/commit/ce4112cf48cb9e992457aed7008cf3fce5e822b3 It should probably thread the port from an argument to the stout script, but I don't really know java.

The only other steps were adding a procfile and setting the redline_home env var, and that was it. Pretty easy.

— Will

SeanTAllen

Re: Redline on Heroku

Doing a blog post is pretty easy if you know Jekyll/Github pages.

You can fork the website repo, add and do a pull request

You can go the James Ladd wrote and send me the content and I'll post it.

Website repo: https://github.com/redline-smalltalk/redline-smalltalk.github.com

Sean's email address: [hidden email]

On Tue, Nov 20, 2012 at 2:59 AM, jamesl <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi Will,

Thank you for this excellent work.

Would you consider doing the first ever 'guest' blog post for Redline on how you got
Stout working on Heoku?

Rgs, James.

On Tuesday, November 20, 2012 5:20:04 PM UTC+11, Will Leinweber wrote:
I got Redline running on heroku with almost no fuss. https://stout.herokuapp.com/

The only change to redline itself was to make it read the server port from the env instead of hard coded to 8080: https://github.com/will/redline-smalltalk-heroku/commit/ce4112cf48cb9e992457aed7008cf3fce5e822b3 It should probably thread the port from an argument to the stout script, but I don't really know java.

The only other steps were adding a procfile and setting the redline_home env var, and that was it. Pretty easy.

— Will

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senTalker

Re: Redline on Heroku

In reply to this post by Will Leinweber

I never used Heroku. However I find it exciting and encouraging to see how (this) Smalltalk integrates with "the rest of the world" so easily. Kudos!

El martes, 20 de noviembre de 2012 07:20:04 UTC+1, Will Leinweber escribió:

I got Redline running on heroku with almost no fuss. https://stout.herokuapp.com/

The only change to redline itself was to make it read the server port from the env instead of hard coded to 8080: https://github.com/will/redline-smalltalk-heroku/commit/ce4112cf48cb9e992457aed7008cf3fce5e822b3 It should probably thread the port from an argument to the stout script, but I don't really know java.

The only other steps were adding a procfile and setting the redline_home env var, and that was it. Pretty easy.

— Will

Will Leinweber

Re: Redline on Heroku

In reply to this post by James Ladd

Sure, but I'd like to make a proper buildpack first, I think.

On Monday, November 19, 2012 11:59:18 PM UTC-8, jamesl wrote:

Hi Will,

Thank you for this excellent work.

Would you consider doing the first ever 'guest' blog post for Redline on how you got
Stout working on Heoku?

Rgs, James.

On Tuesday, November 20, 2012 5:20:04 PM UTC+11, Will Leinweber wrote:
I got Redline running on heroku with almost no fuss. https://stout.herokuapp.com/

The only change to redline itself was to make it read the server port from the env instead of hard coded to 8080: https://github.com/will/redline-smalltalk-heroku/commit/ce4112cf48cb9e992457aed7008cf3fce5e822b3 It should probably thread the port from an argument to the stout script, but I don't really know java.

The only other steps were adding a procfile and setting the redline_home env var, and that was it. Pretty easy.

— Will

Will Leinweber

Re: Redline on Heroku

In reply to this post by James Ladd

Well actually creating a buildpack was super easy. Now you can just push a st file, and not all of redline. https://gist.github.com/4129809

On Monday, November 19, 2012 11:59:18 PM UTC-8, jamesl wrote:

Hi Will,

Thank you for this excellent work.

Would you consider doing the first ever 'guest' blog post for Redline on how you got
Stout working on Heoku?

Rgs, James.

On Tuesday, November 20, 2012 5:20:04 PM UTC+11, Will Leinweber wrote:
I got Redline running on heroku with almost no fuss. https://stout.herokuapp.com/

The only change to redline itself was to make it read the server port from the env instead of hard coded to 8080: https://github.com/will/redline-smalltalk-heroku/commit/ce4112cf48cb9e992457aed7008cf3fce5e822b3 It should probably thread the port from an argument to the stout script, but I don't really know java.

The only other steps were adding a procfile and setting the redline_home env var, and that was it. Pretty easy.

— Will

SeanTAllen

Re: Redline on Heroku

Blog post anyway?

Nice to get more names on the blog.

On Thursday, November 22, 2012, Will Leinweber wrote:

Well actually creating a buildpack was super easy. Now you can just push a st file, and not all of redline. https://gist.github.com/4129809

On Monday, November 19, 2012 11:59:18 PM UTC-8, jamesl wrote:
Hi Will,

Thank you for this excellent work.

Would you consider doing the first ever 'guest' blog post for Redline on how you got
Stout working on Heoku?

Rgs, James.

On Tuesday, November 20, 2012 5:20:04 PM UTC+11, Will Leinweber wrote:
I got Redline running on heroku with almost no fuss. https://stout.herokuapp.com/

The only change to redline itself was to make it read the server port from the env instead of hard coded to 8080: https://github.com/will/redline-smalltalk-heroku/commit/ce4112cf48cb9e992457aed7008cf3fce5e822b3 It should probably thread the port from an argument to the stout script, but I don't really know java.

The only other steps were adding a procfile and setting the redline_home env var, and that was it. Pretty easy.

— Will

Sent from my iPhone