Tonight I spent some time working on the room language documentation, and I'm pleased the way it turned out. I also deployed to Digital Ocean even after writing a very complex (and kinda absurd) FTP deployment script to Sourceforge; turns out, they only have PHP 5.3 and won't upgrade it, so I had to find other hosting solutions.
Right now I'll probably just stick to manual deployments, as I don't want to waste any more time on it. Plus, since DO has svn installed on it, I can just do an update and database migration pretty quickly. I will keep my ftp deployment code, that has SVN interaction, data backup, and other stuff I may reuse later for a more complicated deployment script.
Next up is testing some rooms, and a quick feature to allow admins to OK rooms before they go into the pool that the dungeon creation script chooses from. It will be a good test of my deployment strategy.
4 Hours
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Tonight I spent some time working on the room language documentation, and I'm pleased the way it turned out. I also deployed to Digital Ocean even after writing a very complex (and kinda absurd) FTP deployment script to Sourceforge; turns out, they only have PHP 5.3 and won't upgrade it, so I had to find other hosting solutions.
Right now I'll probably just stick to manual deployments, as I don't want to waste any more time on it. Plus, since DO has svn installed on it, I can just do an update and database migration pretty quickly. I will keep my ftp deployment code, that has SVN interaction, data backup, and other stuff I may reuse later for a more complicated deployment script.
Next up is testing some rooms, and a quick feature to allow admins to OK rooms before they go into the pool that the dungeon creation script chooses from. It will be a good test of my deployment strategy.
4 Hours