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can haz continuous integration

Being the rapidly changing and evolving beast ooc is, a less chaotic method of managing releases seems like a good idea for developers and users alike. One would have to make daily (if not hourly) visits to the git repo to check for new features and problems, and sometimes even a new bootstrap would be required. This was quite the hassle for developers who want to focus on writing code rather than worrying about being able to write code.

That is, until today...

Introducing alpaca, ooc's new build system. Whenever a commit is made to rock, alpaca's continuous integration server will be notified immediately and dispatched to build rock and prepare a bootstrap. Results will be printed to the front page as well as to the dashboard. In addition, a fresh new bootstrap and linux build will be deployed to download, which can be found in the dashboard. Eventually, more systems will become involved (if you are running a server and are willing to contribute it for the greater good of mankind, feel free to contact us on irc).

Fri 23 Jul, 2010 by phunny.phacts

Upgrade to Rails 3 Beta 4

  • Now running on Bamboo 1.8.7 stack with Rails3beta4
  • Markdown code now automagically highlighted in ooc syntax

Sample code:

main: func {
  "This is totally awesome!" println()
}
Sun 27 Jun, 2010 by phunny.phacts
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