A quickstart to the OpenShift command line client tools (rhc)

I published a small reference guide to the rhc command line tool, here it is https://github.com/giulivo/openshift-rhc-quickstart

A demo app for mobiles written using Flask and jQuery Mobile. The backend storage is MongoDB. The app allows you to check and edit some shopping lists from your mobile phone! So if your fellow file it from home, you’ll have it at your fingers later, when at the mall!

It has been deployed on OpenShift which offers MongoDB instances for free, as well as support for any Python WSGI app. Flask is installed using virtualenv.

https://github.com/giulivo/openshift-myshoppinglist, enjoy!

planning or developing for Android devices? did you know about this:

http://developer.android.com/resources/dashboard/platform-versions.html

"this page provides data about the relative number of active devices running a given version of the Android platform. This can help you understand the landscape of device distribution and decide how to prioritize the development of your application features for the devices currently in the hands of users."

Back again on OpenShift. I managed to write down some notes on how to deploy a tornado app on it: https://github.com/giulivo/openshift-hellotornado

There is also a typical 'hello world' app in the repo, hope you'll have fun, as I did.

Did you know that OpenShift allows the deployment of web apps using rails, sinatra, django, pylons, turbogears, perldancer, cake, zend, codeigniter, symfony, ee6, spring, seam, mysql, postgresql, sqlite, mongodb and cron jobs free of charge?.

Good morning! Hey, wait a second, is this Rome?