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Publish your Pelican blog on Github pages via Travis-CI

This blog is powered by Pelican, and until recently I have rendered the HTML pages on my local machine and published them on a personal server via SSH. Most of the time, I used to forget pushing...

Deploy Django projects using git push

Deploying stuff in one command is becoming the Holy Grail of development, with currently ten times more blog articles than Medieval crusades :) I could not miss the opportunity to write mine !...

Serve your map layers with a usual Web hosting service

Someone asked me about serving map tiles from a basic Web host. I agreed to reply with a blog post, since it completes the stories I've been telling in my last two talks. How to serve your map...

TileMill on your Web server behind a reverse proxy

In the last version (0.9), TileMill has an additional dedicated process to serve the tiles. We had to change some bits of our server configuration. Instead of documenting the new configuration in...

A Virtual Local Server Room for you Developper

This how-to will help you setting-up a very powerful development environment on your workstation, using virtual machines all in a virtual local network. But Why ? You work on various projects,...

Another success story about Ruby On Rails working with Apache

This procedure does not guarantee anything and should be considered approximate. However this should be fairly enough for someone familiar with Apache environments. Ruby environment We install...

Apply Debian patches step-by-step

I thought it may be relevant to share the history of commands I used to apply a patch and submit it to launchpad. 0) Get the tools You'll need a working PGP key Install the necessary tools sudo...