Rocking the blogosphereI just went through this rather nice howto on how to set up Django on a DreamHost account, and I can report that it works.
I have the Django admin app running now.
Another time I’ll actually try creating an application, possibly by going through the tutorial on the Django web site.
I keep meaning to play more with Ruby on Rails when I get a chance.
It’s nice to know that Capistrano can be used to deploy RoR apps to DreamHost. That way I can develop at home in a secure environment with a comfortable development environment and then deploy to DreamHost.
Here’s a nice Wiki page on how to use Capistrano with DreamHost.
July 4th is a good time for sales and while I don’t have an inflatable gorilla, I do have a coupon code that can save you a bit of dough on web hosting.
To celebrate Independence Day, get $50 off any DreamHost yearly plan by entering the code AMERICA at checkout. DreamHost is the web host that I use and I have been very happy with them - both with their customer service and with the overall value of their packages. $7.95/month for 20 GB of disk space, 1 terabyte of bandwidth, PHP, Perl, MySQL, Ruby on Rails, WebDAV, Subversion, Jabber, WordPress, etc… is a great deal and it’s an even better deal with $50 off.
DreamHost just upgraded their Joomla installation:
All existing Joomla! users MUST UPGRADE to this version, due to several High Level vulnerabilities that affect ALL Previous versions of Joomla! For more info: http://joomla.org/content/view/1510/74
A free, open source shopping cart system. And DreamHost now supports it (they dumped their two previously supported systems, Miva and osCommerce, in favor of this one):
DreamHost just announced a bunch of new stuff:
As always, existing customers automatically get all of the new offers without even asking. It just happens and you get an email. Love these guys.
DreamHost has yet again added more goodies:
I love the way these guys never forget about their existing customers.
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