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Good post in Moro-san's blog. Still I prefer lighttpd + spawn-fcgi for independent FastCGI listeners restarting.

Happy news - better support for VServer in Gentoo. Yahoooo! ...First, we have created the Gentoo VPS project, in order to concert the development of different implementations, and provide a convenient way for use with gentoo. The project p…

Great tip from the Feedmarker blogChange the following line in your dispatch.cgi (or dispatch.fcgi, depending on which you use) file: RailsFCGIHandler.process!to RailsFCGIHandler.process! nil, 1This tells Rails to run the garbage collector…

Ajax すぎる？ :)

SCGI Rails Runner SCGI and Rails on Apache 1.3.x Apache module named mod_scgi And it come natively with lighttpd :)

"So is Rails just a nice RAD tool for disposable, cookie-cutter apps (which have a place, of course)? Is high-level generation just a bad OO substitute? And what has your experience of Rails' maintainability been?"

In Rails it's relatively easy to use template engine, different from the default (erb) one: Liquid template engine How to use Amrita2 with Ruby On Rails A backport of RJS Templates in plugin form - allows you to use RJS Templates in your p…

Fun, and not so much. Mostly scary:Linux in a binary worldWhat if.. what if the linux kernel developers tomorrow (06-Dec-2005) accept that binary modules are OK and are essential for the progress of linux. a hypothetical doomsday scenario …

CGIKit is a web application framework written in Ruby.Features: 100% Pure Ruby components based Can handle RSS and Ajax (prototype.js) FastCGI adaptor API references in japanese Hm, can it be pure man Rails replacement? And will it give us…

In the latest lighttpd-1.4.8 release, they removed the debian/ support:(from the changelog) removed debian/ dir from source package on request by packagerSad :( For me i solved the problem with copying the directory from the old 1.4.7 rele…

The BlackDog server turns out to be an interesting hybrid of a putting Linux on a USB flash device and putting an embedded Linux into a USB device. The actual device is around the size and weight of a pack of cards, and runs Debian Linux o…

via Robby on Rails:Globalize is a Ruby on Rails plugin designed to support multilingual applications. It’s under the MIT License, same as Ruby on Rails.