Build your Go projects with DeployHQ
We've just pushed out support for building Go projects using DeployHQ!
DeployHQ is a code deployment platform designed to help you get files from Git, Mercurial & Subversion repositories onto your servers using SFTP, FTP and more!
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We've just pushed out support for building Go projects using DeployHQ!
One of the most useful features of DeployHQ is the ability to monitor a deployment's progress in realtime. With the recently released mobile app, the development team knew this would...
We're delighted to announce the release of a well requested set of features to DeployHQ today, the ability to set up zero-downtime deployments to your servers!
One very useful feature of the DeployHQ platform is the ability to schedule deployments, whether that's an arbitrary deployment that you simply want to run at a later date and...
We're delighted to announce the release of our brand new DeployHQ app for Android!
We're pleased to announce the addition of some new user permissions features today to DeployHQ!
We've recently released a new feature to the DeployHQ platform - the ability to purge a Cloudflare cache before or after a deployment!
We want to reward you for all of your wonderful support, that’s why the team here at DeployHQ are incredibly excited to announce our new brand referral scheme!
We're pleased to announce the addition of a new feature to DeployHQ Build today - the ability to configure custom build environments in each of your DeployHQ projects.
We've released a new feature today to the DeployHQ platform to make life easier when managing larger numbers of projects and servers - project-level webhooks for automatic deployments!
We're pleased to announce the release of a new security-related feature to DeployHQ today - the ability for account administrators to monitor, and enforce Two factor authentication (2FA) for all...
We've just deployed an enhancement to 3rd party notifications in DeployHQ, not only with the ability to now select if they're sent on failed or successful deployments, but also when...