On Wednesday, February 09, 2011 11:31:07 pm Cal Leeming [Simplicity Media Ltd]
wrote:
> There is one thing for sure. As it stands, there is an open market for a
> 'do it all' product that manages CI (continuous integration), workflow,
> development, SVN etc. I think Google Apps and Cherokee came close, but I
> don't much care for google apps, and cherokee has nasty performance
> related bugs.
>
> Personally, I use the following setup:
> - SVN with uSVN frontend
> - dev / staging / prod environments (I don't bother with local
> environments any more), with dev.*/staging.* domains aliases.
> - Seperate databases for each environment.
> - WinSCP to sync my local dir with the remote dev.* dir.
> - All prod.* deployments are done using command line on the server to pull
> the latest stable branch (with a temporary maintenance page placed up).
> - Netbeans with absolutely no IDE integration with SVN/SCP.
> - Pre-shared keys for every single shell account for added security.
>
>
Should check out eric4, through plugins it has django (1.2 or 1.0.2) api
support. Project based management, Multi-Project is ok, but still can't open
two projects at once. SVN/CVC support (mercurial in eric5, 5 adds a chat
server and ticket tracker for internal development, but no django support
yet). With paramiko and a bit of working out the plugin system, you can add
any ssh based support you would like (including scp/sftp). Seperate databases
can be managed by the projects.
I think it might work fine for most of your needs.
It's pure python and written in pyqt, the big difference between eric4 and
eric5 is 4 is built in python 2.x and no support for 3, eric5 is the py3
version. paramiko in 5 is a problem, the crypto package it depends on is iffy
at best for python 3, though paramiko itself (as far as I could tell) needs
only a couple modifications to 3 compatible.
Mike
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