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When we launched, we promised a number of different ways of getting your code from your computer to our platform. While we recommend that most people use a repository as...
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When we launched, we promised a number of different ways of getting your code from your computer to our platform. While we recommend that most people use a repository as...
In Viaduct each application is owned by a Viaduct user who is able to configure & deploy it. Application owners can now share their applications with anyone else allowing them...
We've recently pushed out some nice changes to our logging facilities. This includes a new log viewer which allows you to watch activity live in your browser in an easy...
After months of extremely hard work, I am so excited to announce that the first application has just been deployed to the new production Viaduct platform.
Hello and welcome to the inaugural post on the Viaduct blog! In this initial post I wanted to quickly explain our plans and what we're doing about making them a...
Our office connectivity is relatively simple and pretty standard for most offices, so I thought I would share our configuration and how we’ve set everything up. I thought a blog...
Back in 2006 when aTech was just a fledgling web design company, I started work on a CRM-type application to help us manage clients, jobs & quotes.
During October, I started looking for an e-commerce platform we could use to launch our first line shop for Dial 9. We needed to be able to sell products from...
For the last months, I have been busy working on re-designing the logos for a number of our brands & companies. I wanted to explain a little of my reasoning...
Git submodules and Mercurial subrepos provide a mechanism to easily include shared code and libraries in your repository with a minimum of fuss.
aTech recently were responsible for the complete re-launch of Rails Forum - a message board for Ruby on Rails developers. Unfortunately, the previous incarnation had filled with spam due to...
When we started building our own web applications we knew there would come a day when we would need to start getting serious about hosting our tools on the internet....