Looks like everything about deploying Rails apps to @heroku got faster. Weeee!
https://blog.heroku.com/archives/2014/2/11/git_push_heroku_master_now_40_faster
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@pete_higgins 👍
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In reply to:@mattxmiller How long are you in town?
Did asset pipeline compilation get faster on @heroku or is it just an illusion (because the output changed)?
It feels a LOT faster!
In reply to:@kristinatastic 😁
In reply to:@kristinatastic "swipe-righter" or "swiper-right"?
Water starts falling from the sky and then the sirens start in 3… 2… 1…
@tjnelsonjr Anytime, girlfriend.
@tjnelsonjr You just wrote that page!
In reply to:@evanphx And then…?
@tjnelsonjr Prove it.
In reply to:@evanphx Now do my house!
@tjnelsonjr Says the guy who's avatar is a #selfie. Clever you.
In reply to:@evanphx @pjhyett Was that drunk guy @defunkt?
In reply to:@dzuelke Is this what you're suggesting?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19746419/how-to-enable-compression-in-a-php-app-on-heroku
In reply to:@dzuelke We already have a lot of tooling built around deploying to Heroku apps, so we get a lot for free. We use Cloudfront for assets.
In reply to:@dzuelke How do I configure my static "PHP" app to Gzip static files (HTML, etc)?
Can I do that just in the .htaccess file?
Post more #selfies.
In reply to:@dzuelke "Or how to configure the Web server to do it?"
We're actually serving all static HTML, no PHP.
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In reply to:@dddagradi Thanks.
@dzuelke Hi!Anything you say “that sounds dirty” after will then sound dirty.
In reply to:@dddagradi No. I like that it's served as PHP. We put an empty index.php on purpose. But I just wanna Gzip the files coming out.
And I'd prefer not to use a custom @heroku buildpack. This *should* just be a bit of configuration somewhere, right? I mean, right?