Latest News >> 2008-07-20 2008-06-25

I’ve been completely fed up with news/feed/rss/atom readers these days. I use Linux as my primary operating system, and I only have a few feeds that I want to rip through quick so I can get to reading the content. Yet, trying to find a reader that doesn’t suck donkey balls has been a chore.

2008-06-21

Wanna know what all the Ruby vulnerabilities are? Or at least have a fun look at how to search through code for clues? It’s a blast.

2008-06-13

I’m dropping a large blog post on everyone to just say that I haven’t died, I’ve just been busy working on my book for A/W about Mongrel. I had contracted with them to do a book about deploying Mongrel, but then decided it wouldn’t be a very good book since we’d already done one about that topic and there wasn’t too much more to say.

A “Test Case” For Playing With FastCST

I figured the best way for people to play with FastCST as it is now is for them to go through something like a manual test case. This way I get free cheap labor and you get to do something completely mind-numbingly boring. Alright, I’ll try to make it not so boring, but don’t blame me if you would rather watch Desperate Housewives.

Getting The Gear

The simplest way to get started is to download single ‘fcst’ script and try running one of the included scripts. One was build on ArchLinux the other Debian. If neither of those work then download the release and follow the README instructions for installing it using the setup.rb script.

Updating FastCST With FastCST

First thing we’ll do is create an empty repository and load it with the FastCST repository.

Making Your First Changeset

Distributing Changesets

Other Goodies