I've been going through every tutorial I can find, all of them slim variations on the same general theme, but none of the them manages to get me all the way to "new Mezzanine blog deployed on Heroku," which is my current target. I have variously acheived each piece of this goal, but cannot bring them all together: I have created and played with a Mezzanine blog on my local machine, I have deployed an empty django project to Heroku, but not the two together, you see?
I do, in fact, have that "It Worked!" page deployed still: http://enigmatic-oasis-3579.herokuapp.com/ Is there a way to just "clone in" Mezzanine to that project? I've been at this two days now, and it just seems to get more kafkaesque as I go; I've spent six months learning to use Django, and done a fair job of it - indeed, I probably should have just spent the last two days developing my own blog, but that's not how I work. Anyways, it's most infuriating to be this close to a long-term goal, and be stymied by the mere mechanics of moving the goddam code from here to there. At this point, if someone can get on skype and walk me through this process from start (fresh virtualenv) to finish (fresh Mezzanine blog deployed and editable by me on Heroku), I will pay you $50/hr for your time; as long as you are intelligent and not drunk, it won't take more than one. I do value figuring things out for myself - I got my CCNA three weeks ago, strictly by self-study - but for some reason this simple task is beyond me this week, though many have achieved it before me. I am humbled, and have cash in hand, for anyone who's got an hour to sit and teach an apt pupil. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Mezzanine Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
