I know of at least two bigger organizations that depend on Capistrano (and my gem) for their deploys. I feel like Capistrano is the way to go if you manage your own servers, and need to deploy to them.
Capistrano started my Rails experience, and I am very grateful for the work put into it. But I never wrote and said "Thank you" or "Great job", maybe we need to be more vocal to the people that put in time and energy to build the software that we use a lot.
I have used Capistrano a lot, I built my "default" setup, compiled it into a gem, and released it here: https://github.com/kaspergrubbe/simple-capistrano-unicorn and moved on with my life as a developer.
I know of at least two bigger organizations that depend on Capistrano (and my gem) for their deploys. I feel like Capistrano is the way to go if you manage your own servers, and need to deploy to them.
Capistrano started my Rails experience, and I am very grateful for the work put into it. But I never wrote and said "Thank you" or "Great job", maybe we need to be more vocal to the people that put in time and energy to build the software that we use a lot.