Re:Programmers Need To Learn Statistics or I Will Kill Them ...
by mynameishere on Thursday August 30, 2007 @02:33AM
(#48157)
Great. An a-hole with credentials.
Still, he's clearly doing CRUD work in the provided example. It's not my fault that he wasn't on the list, but to show I'm a good sport I added him:
Re:Programmers Need To Learn Statistics or I Will Kill Them ...
by jamesbritt on Friday August 31, 2007 @02:53AM
(#48614)
> the most common way to deploy Ruby applications these days
Say what? Are you sure you aren't conflating Ruby with Rails?
Re:Programmers Need To Learn Statistics or I Will Kill Them ...
by tx on Friday August 31, 2007 @02:32PM
(#48842)
No I am not. You can use mongrel with any framework you want.
Re:Programmers Need To Learn Statistics or I Will Kill Them ...
by jamesbritt on Monday September 03, 2007 @03:38PM
(#49751)
Framework?
Not every Ruby app is a Web app. I've written dozens of Ruby apps, but only some of them run on the Web.
This guy wrote Mongrel, which is a very solid HTTP server - the most common way to deploy Ruby applications these days. Also he was one of the guys on ruby-lang who discovered nasty bugs in Ruby's threading implementation (everybody else just preferred bitching about "unreliable" Ruby threads and memory leaks)