Deployment Manager: Beginning appserver Reviews

Zunder L. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Ajitesh R. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Monica L. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Tatsuya N. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Amritash C. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Wiku H. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

João N. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Raghavendra T. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Mohamad Syalva S. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Edward D. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Rama K. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Felipe Guilherme F. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Eldhose V. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Priyanka M. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Hey. Interesting idea and detail implementation (at first half). But... I have lost consciousness at the very beginning of this fascinating and accessible lesson! I’ll try again tomorrow! (= . UPDATED 2. The sed file is broken it seems...? UPDATE 3. Ok it is working! The problem is in chrome translate! It ruin the code with sed (I believe). Your explanation about URLS construction is bad. p.s. I got about 2h addition access to basic time (thanks guys)! update 4. IT IS ALIVE!!!

Dmitriy K. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Hey. Interesting idea and detail implementation (at first half). But... I have lost consciousness at the very beginning of this fascinating and accessible lesson! I’ll try again tomorrow! (= . UPDATED 2. The sed file is broken it seems...? UPDATE 3. Ok it is working! The problem is in chrome translate! It ruin the code with sed (I believe). Your explanation about URLS construction is bad. p.s. I got about 2h addition access to basic time (thanks guys)!

Dmitriy K. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Hey. Lost consciousness at the very beginning of this fascinating and accessible lesson! I’ll try again tomorrow! (= . UPDATED 2. The sed file is broken it seems...? UPDATE 3. Ok it is working! The problem is in chrome translate! It ruin the code with sed (I believe).

Dmitriy K. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Eugenio A. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Nice

Anoop J. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

What I realize the most is that we're having to jump through hoops to use YAML, when it appears that JSON or XML would have been a better choice. Experience has shown that jumping around between different types of formats to accomplish the same thing, just leads to confusion and errors.

Wayne D. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Hemant P. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Addi S. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Haridhar P. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

Gaurav M. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago

what

Yuta E. · Reviewed almost 7 years ago