I use Doppler now. http://dopplerapp.com What is better about Nezumi?
It actually works. Doppler had problems with the new Cedar stack when I was using it.
Nezumi: iPhone app to manage your Heroku apps on the go
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#13I use Doppler now. http://dopplerapp.com What is better about Nezumi?
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#16One thing I'd add is to the app overview page, add a quick overview of the processes going on. You have to go pretty deep to look at the number of workers/dynos.
It runs really smoothly, best heroku UI for the iPhone if you ask me.
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#17Superb. Will it be regularly updated? One thing I'd add is to the app overview page, add a quick overview of the processes going on. You have to go pretty deep to look at the number of workers/dynos. It runs really smoothly, best heroku UI for the iPhone if you ask me.
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
Agreed. I got the app free through a promo code and it's not with $9.99. At most, $5. I can see what the developer is doing, targeting a niche market of developers - but when there are cheaper alternatives I think the price still has to remain competitive.
The problem with targeting a niche market of developers is that you have to overcome the "I could just build this myself" syndrome - whether that's through pricing, ease-of-use, etc.
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#20EDIT: Also, "releases" page isn't sorted properly -- http://d.pr/hA5K
And the console keeps giving me a disconnection message: http://d.pr/1vVq but I think that might be because it's a Cedar stack app...?