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1 -Web Applications-Deployment-Capistrano (Overview)
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1 -{{warning}}
2 -[http://www.capify.org/2009/02/25/farewell/]
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4 -Capistrano has been a fantastically fun and varied project to work on, and it's taught me a lot. However, it's time for me to say goodbye, and move on. You can read the full announcement on Jamis' blog, but the gist of it is that I'm no longer going to be updating or maintaining Capistrano (or related libraries). Thanks to everyone who offered their support and encouragement over the last couple of years. It's been great!
5 -{{/warning}}
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7 7  Capistrano is a deployment system written on Ruby. Actually you don't have to know ruby if you want to use Capistrano - you'll still be able to implement your basic tasks. But if you want to gain real power and control on your deployment scenarios, some knowledge or ruby will greatly help.
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9 9  = How to install Capistrano =