Re: RubyOnRails and Intraweb


"Lars Fosdal" <Lars(q)Fosdal.com> wrote in message
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This is really cool stuff, but it still seem to have some serious
disadvantages, especially if it was to be running on rented space, ie
how most small companies and individuals probably host web sites
today.

It requires access to running executables on your server. Most hosted
services don't like that - and you have to pay a premium price to be
allowed to do so.

I don't know much about that as we host our own servers our host them at the
client site.

It is unclear how this will lend itself to multiple concurrent
contributors, as everything gets compiled into a monolithic
distribution.

...but it is cool as heck :)

If by "multiple concurrent contributors" you mean multiple people working on
the same project, then Morfik has the option of all of the source can be
created as individual files so that a Version Control system can be used.

Otherwise all of the source can be stored in 1 project file, all nicely
packed.


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