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ZEUS(1) 							       ZEUS(1)



NAME
       zeus - preload development tasks for slow codebases

SYNOPSIS
       zeus [--no-color] COMMAND [ARGS]

DESCRIPTION
       Zeus makes working with large codebases much less painful.

       It  is  primarily  targeted  at ruby and other dynamic languages, where
       application boot time can be tens of seconds, but it  can  be  made  to
       work  for  nearly  any  language. However, zeus does not work well with
       multithreaded applications. It relies  heavily  on  fork(2),  which  is
       largely incompatible with multithreaded systems.

       Zeus  lets  you	define	common	tasks, and preloads all of them in the
       background. When you ask to run them, zeus transparently connects  your
       terminal to the already-running process in milliseconds.

       This  lets  you, for example, run unit tests in dozens of milliseconds,
       rather than dozens of seconds.

       Zeus also optionally monitors all files loaded by your application, and
       restarts as much of it as is necessary when a dependency changes.

       To  use	zeus  with  a  Ruby  on  Rails	application,  install  the gem
       'zeus-rails'.

OPTIONS
       --no-color
	      Prints all output without color

BUILTIN COMMANDS
       zeus start(1) zeus-start.1.html
	      Start a zeus server in the current directory using zeus.json

       zeus init(1) zeus-init.1.html
	      Generate a template zeus.json

       zeus commands(1)
	      List the commands defined by zeus.json




				September 2012			       ZEUS(1)

Version data entries

3 entries across 3 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
zeus-0.10.0.pre3	man/build/zeus.txt
zeus-0.10.0.pre2	man/build/zeus.txt
zeus-0.10.0.pre	man/build/zeus.txt