Hey Richard, 2009/1/5 Richard Dale <[email protected]>: > We (Foton Sistemas Inteligentes) develop custom applications for customers > using mostly Rails. Personally, I find Rails a bit too low level as it > involves a lot of raw HTML coding with ruby embedded in it (ie *.html.erb > sources). Rails also doesn't work well (in my opinion) for developing > applications like gmail which are really 'web page based', but more like > desktop apps. So I thought it would be nice to have an api to develop these > sort of applications in, even if Wt::Ruby might not scale as well with > FastCgi, as Rails does.
Do you suspect Wt::Ruby will not scale very well with FastCGI because of the Wt::Ruby layer or rather because of Wt itself (i.e. memory usage) ? > if ENV['WT_ENV'] == 'production' > require 'wtfcgi' > elsif ENV['WT_ENV'] == 'development' > require 'wthttp' > end Really nice! > But I don't know anything about how to set up Apache2 to use fast cgi yet. > My install of apache2 has config files named differently from the docs in > Wt. So I haven't actually got the C++ Wt hello world working yet, but I'm > pretty sure that the Ruby one will work too once I do. What linux distro are you using? Regards, koen ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ witty-interest mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/witty-interest
