If you haven't heard of Travis CI before, it's a continuous integration service for open source* software. They currently support ruby, erlang, php, clojure, and node, with more languages in the pipeline... and more already working sans first-class support.
To abuse a phrase, this is the opposite of selling sugar water. It's set to revolutionize the already high quality OSS scene.
* - a planned feature is to support private, non-OSS projects
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If you haven't heard of Travis CI before, it's a continuous integration service for open source* software. They currently support ruby, erlang, php, clojure, and node, with more languages in the pipeline... and more already working sans first-class support.
To abuse a phrase, this is the opposite of selling sugar water. It's set to revolutionize the already high quality OSS scene.
* - a planned feature is to support private, non-OSS projects
EDIT: moar languages than I thought!