Tag: fabric

Automated JavaScript Minification with Fabric

I love JavaScript compression and I try to use Julien Lecomte’s YUI Compressor as much as I can. Unfortunately, compressing every file manually on each deployment, or at each update is a hard habit to get into, and it’s also extremely boring. Now that I have implemented automated deployments using Fabric, I decided to automatically minify all my JavaScript files before each deployment as well.

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Automated Django Deployment with Fabric

I used Capistrano before to automate my deployments, but something about using a Ruby application to deploy Django projects feels awfully wrong. So I was happy to see Fabric emerge as an alternative, and I finally put it to good use while deploying this blog.

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