Now, Webistrano is a neat enhancement to just using Capistrano. But lazy that I am I wanted to be able to run deployments from the comfort of my desktop, and be notified with Growl when they were done. So, the idea for Macistrano was born. It utilizes Webistrano's XML REST-API. If you're still fond of the command line, but want to use Webistrano, check out the Webistrano extension for Capistrano.
Macistrano is still a work in progress, still some things to try out, and some things to clean up.
RubyCocoa, built for 10.5, and of course one or more Webistrano installations.
Unzip the file, drop it in your Applications folder, launch.
Mathias Meyer (meyer@paperplanes.de)
You can download this project in either zip or
You can also clone the project with Git by running:
$ git clone git://github.com/mattmatt/macistrano