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mattrjacobs edited this page Oct 22, 2010 · 2 revisions

Caveat: I'm still figuring this out too

  • Go to location you checkout out code into. For the rest of this example, I'm assuming it''s ~/Projects/prdct, because that's that mine is.
  • git pull should update all code that I've recently checked in. If that results, in an error, you need to edit ~/Projects/prdct/.git/config. See me about that
  • In ~/Projects/prdct, run sbt. It should do a bunch of crap, and then eventually return a prompt. SBT is Simple Build Tool, a way of building Scala projects. It's new to me, but I like it so far.
  • At that prompt, type update. This updates any system/Scala software.
  • You should eventually get another prompt. Type jetty-run, and a whole bunch of stuff should happen.
  • You can then open a web browser, go to http://localhost:8080, and see the webapp. Jetty is a web server that's running on your machine serving up the code you just built. Super-sweet.
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