migration from .worker to this doc

[rdallman]

Yes, the main differences : Understand that you need a standalone version of your gems / you need a require_relative of the bundle setup and a require for the different modules you uses / and also payload

These are ruby specific. Would be great to document the changes required for other runtimes to switch over to get people using this.

Make example/docs for:

• [ ] Node
• [ ] PHP
• [ ] Java

[treeder]

Where is that from?

[treeder]

And ya, should try to get a few different languages ready. Have a Go example almost ready, a node/php/java example would be good.

[rdallman]

had a customer try it out this weekend, was having some issues with (surprise) bundler.

[treeder]

What were the issues?

On Mon, Feb 16, 2015, 8:53 AM Reed Allman [email protected] wrote:

had a customer try it out this weekend, was having some issues with (surprise) bundler.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/iron-io/dockerworker/issues/2#issuecomment-74538396.

[rdallman]

meant with iron_worker_ng, sorry. that's why I had him try this thing out. he had some good feedback, said that he wanted a simple "hello world" tutorial for upload and to skip the docker business (even though he said it is nice and should exist) and also to cover some of the migration bugaboos (made issues for both).

[treeder]

Here's a good hello world one: https://github.com/treeder/hello_worker . Don't even need to clone it.

[rdallman]

ah. think he meant quick and easy zip. we could add a zip to that guy

[treeder]

To this cli? maybe iron worker zupload ... would zip and upload.

[rdallman]

that's not a bad idea either. I just meant as a tutorial a simple hello_world.zip laying around somewhere for people to say "hello world"