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  Ron

  10 months ago

  This may be obvious, but can I put a Radiant CMS on Heroku? Is that some of the "big stuff," already done, impossible, merely difficult?
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  jamesheroku

  10 months ago

  We haven't tried. You should be able to - you'll have to install the radiant gem on your local machine, run "radiant [appname]" to generate the initial app, then create a new app on Heroku and import it, then install the radiant gem in your Heroku app from the gems & plugin interface. Let us know how it goes!
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  WebOS Goodies

  10 months ago

  Oh, I was found. I'm the author of that post. That post was bookmarked by hundreds of japanese people. It's a proof of the innovativeness of Heroku.
  
  http://b.hatena.ne.jp/entry/http://webos-goodie...
  
  By the way, you are too big...Please don't come to japan :)
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  Stefan Ciobaca

  10 months ago

  A free tip: if you really want to get more users, you should try writing a book about it. For beginners. "Look how easy it is to start."
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  PJ

  10 months ago

  Hi
  
  Really great concept, can't wait to give it a try! :)
  
  Very exciting stuff...
  
  PJ from Australia.
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  bgeron

  10 months ago

  Hi, the translation's not really a translation. Try http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A... .
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  jamesheroku

  9 months ago

  Updated. Thanks.
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  Sudhir

  10 months ago

  Whoa. -pulls jaw off the floor- This is a bloody good idea. You guys just have a killer app on your hands. Not to mention the fact that you're giving a huge boost to the popularity of RoR. Everyone can use it now, completely painlessly. Quite cool :D
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  RonP

  9 months ago

  When I tried, this prompt came back: "Import failed: The archive does not appear to contain a Rails app." It makes sense, the directory structure is quite different. Anyway, no joy.
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  RonP

  9 months ago

  That was supposed to go under my "Can I run a Radiant CMS?" question. It's just not my night.
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  jamesheroku

  9 months ago

  Yes, that makes sense. Radiant should be able to run on Heroku, but because it breaks with some major Rails conventions, it may require a lot of tweaking. Shoot us an email if you want us to help you give it a try.
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  Vytautas

  9 months ago

  If you have any invites to heroku, please send one to diggie85 at gmail dot com.
  
  Really appreciate it :-)
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  Patrick-Jean

  9 months ago

  Hi from an interested French guy based in China :P
  
  P-J
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  Ruby Brazil

  9 months ago

  Thanks for citation!
  
  []'s
  
  Ruby Brazil Team
  http://ruby-br.org/
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  Sebastian Varas

  9 months ago

  Greetings from Chile. You guys rock!!!
  Thanks for releasing and sharing this outstanding project.
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  saurabhbhatia

  8 months ago

  It's becoming huge everywhere,we had a long running thread in Bangalore Ruby Users Group, where people were desperately asking for Invites and wanted to use Heroku. I have myself recommended it to so many people around me in the Rails community. It has made my life easy several folds because now when I show my clients, that I will demo my apps on Heroku, and give them a startup demo, they are more than happy about it.
  
  Thanks to the Brilliant Heroku Team, we might see Hosting getting Obsolete someday :)
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  miry

  6 months ago

  About Radiant CMS and Heroku intarface.
  
  But this does not work. I have tried many ways. When install the radiant gem in Heroku app from the gems interface nothing. And gems - old.
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  Elias Amaral

  6 months ago

  Also, http://blog.cidandrade.pro.br/ruby/plataforma-o... at brazil. I have found your site there, and I simply LOVED the whole concept!
  
  Simply amazing!!
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  Elias Amaral

  6 months ago

  (The original post is at http://www.lednerd.com/2007/11/10/heroku-plataf... )
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