RoundHaus Launched!
Posted by Jonathan on August 08, 2007 at 06:02 AM
RoundHaus is now officially launched!
It’s been a really fun and challenging experience putting all the pieces together. From Amazon’s S3, EC2 and SQS to learning about Subversion’s Ruby Bindings. Not to mention security, backups, setting up an LLC, getting bank accounts and credit card processing.
A lot of hard work went into taking RoundHaus from the vision I had a year ago and turning it into reality. Looking back at my original vision for it amazes me to how close it actually fits what I wanted it to be and how it would work. Without the very talented and hard work of Harold Emsheimer, RoundHaus would still be a vision instead of the great application it is today. Thank you Harold.
RoundHaus has become an integral part of my development process, simplifying the mundane and letting me concentrate on developing great applications instead of worrying about setting up infrastructure.
Here’s to a productive future.
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I discovered RoundHaus reading Robby Russell’s blog and decided to try. It’s great to have a Subversion solution out of the production server.
Great work!
Thanks! Hope you enjoy using RoundHaus as much as I do. Let me know if you have any questions or other comments about it.
Hey Jonathan, I was going to use your Atom.framework for some Cocoa development, but it looks like you revamped your site, and now the former link (http://www.daikini.com/source/atom.framework/) is a 404. Are you planning to make it available again?
Hi Boris,
You can download the Atom.framework from http://www.daikini.com/assets/Atom.tar.gz
It’s pretty old and I haven’t had need of it in quite some time but it should help you get started anyway.
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