README.md in shinmun-0.9.2 vs README.md in shinmun-1.0

@@ -1,28 +1,26 @@
-Shinmun - a git-based blog engine
+Shinmun - a file based blog engine
 =================================
 
-Shinmun is a small git-based blog engine. Write posts in your favorite
-editor, git-push it and serve your blog straight from a repository.
+Shinmun is a small file based blog engine. Write posts in your favorite
+editor, track them with git and deploy to Heroku. Small, fast and simple.
 
 ### Features
 
 * Posts are text files formatted with [Markdown][8], [Textile][9] or [HTML][10]
-* Runs on [Rack][6], [Kontrol][3] and [GitStore][7]
 * Deploy via [git-push][11]
+* Easy and fast deploying on Heroku
 * Index, category and archive listings
 * RSS feeds
 * Syntax highlighting provided by [CodeRay][4]
-* Markdown comments
 
 
 ### Quickstart
 
 Install the gems:
 
-    $ gem sources -a http://gems.github.com
-    $ gem install rack BlueCloth rubypants coderay georgi-git_store georgi-kontrol georgi-shinmun
+    $ gem install shinmun
 
 Create a sample blog:
 
     $ shinmun init myblog
 
@@ -45,18 +43,17 @@
 folder:
 
     shinmun post 'The title of the post'
 
 Shinmun will then create a post file in the right place, for example
-in `posts/2008/9/the-title-of-the-post.md` and open it with $EDITOR.
+in `posts/2008/9/the-title-of-the-post.md`.
 
 
 ### Post Format
 
 Each blog post is just a text file with a YAML header and a body. The
-YAML header is surrounded with 2 lines of 3 dashes. This format is
-compatible with [Jekyll][13] and [Github Pages][14].
+YAML header is surrounded with 2 lines of 3 dashes.
 
 The YAML header has following attributes:
 
 * `title`: mandatory
 * `date`: posts need one, pages not
@@ -95,31 +92,26 @@
 **Note that the declaration MUST be followed by a blank line!**
 
 
 ### Directory layout
 
-    + assets
-      + print.css
-      + styles.css
     + config.ru
     + pages
       + about.md
     + posts
       + 2007
       + 2008
         + 9
           + my-article.md
+    + public
+      + styles.css
     + templates
       + 404.rhtml
       + archive.rhtml
       + category.rhtml
-      + category.rxml
-      + _comments.rhtml
-      + _comment_form.rhtml
       + index.rhtml
       + index.rxml
-      + index.rhtml
       + layout.rhtml
       + page.rhtml
       + post.rhtml  
 
 ### Blog configuation
@@ -166,70 +158,41 @@
       ...      
 
     </div>
 
 
-### Commenting System
+### Deployment on Heroku
 
-Comments are stored as flat files and encoded as YAML objects. Each
-post has a corresponding comment file located at `comments/<path to
-post>`. So administration of comments is possible by editing the YAML
-file, which can be done on your local machine, as you can just pull
-the comments from your live server.
+Install the Heroku gem:
 
+    $ gem install heroku
 
-### Deployment
+Installing your public key:
 
-Shinmun can server the blog straight from the git repository. So on
-your webserver initialize a new git repo like:
+    $ heroku keys:add
 
-    $ cd /var/www
-    $ mkdir myblog
-    $ cd myblog
-    $ git init
+    Enter your Heroku credentials.
+    Email: [e-mail]
+    Password: 
+    Uploading ssh public key /Users/joe/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
 
-Now on your local machine, you add a new remote repository and push
-your blog to your server:
+Create an app on Heroku.
 
-    $ cd ~/myblog
-    $ git remote add live ssh://myserver.com/var/www/myblog
-    $ git push live
+    $ heroku create myblog
+    Created http://myblog.heroku.com/ | [e-mail]:mybblog.git
+    Git remote heroku added
 
+Now on your local machine, you create a new remote repository and push
+your blog to Heroku:
 
-On your production server, you just need the rackup file `config.ru`
-to run the blog:
+    $ cd ~/myblog
+    $ git init
+    $ git add .
+    $ git commit -m 'initial commit'
+    $ git push heroku
 
-    $ git checkout config.ru
+That's it. Your blog is deployed.
 
-Now you can run just a pure ruby server or something like Phusion
-Passenger. Anytime you want to publish a post on your blog, you
-just write, commit and finally push a post by:
-
-    $ git commit -a -m 'new post'
-    $ git push live
-
-
-### Phusion Passenger
-
-Shinmun is compatible with [Phusion Passenger][5]. Install Phusion
-Passenger as described in my [blog post][2].
-
-Assuming that you are on a Debian or Ubuntu system, you can create a
-file named `/etc/apache2/sites-available/blog`:
-
-    <VirtualHost *:80>
-        ServerName myblog.com
-        DocumentRoot /var/www/blog/public
-    </VirtualHost>
-
-Enable the new virtual host:
-
-    $ a2ensite myapp
-
-After restarting Apache your blog should run on Apache on your desired
-domain:
-
-    $ /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
 
 
 ### GitHub Project
 
 Download or fork the package at my [github repository][1]