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	Zed Shaw is a fan of Phusion Passenger (modrails)
	I also met the Phusion Passenger guys and holy fucking crap are they on to something. If anyone is going to actually take on Mongrel in the hosting area it's Passenger. The developers are super cool nice guys (unlike me) and even DHH likes their stuff. He really never liked anything I built, so hopefully those guys get more support. About the only thing keeping them from taking over is that they use forking so a few libraries that keep resources open will have serious problems. They'll probably have to think up some kind of thing for that soo...
To twitter From collectsstuff using Gmail 09/22/2008 09:41 AM (0) \| 53 views
	How to avoid SSL verification on Ruby SOAP calls
	Problem You will get following error when you are making SOAP calls to external web service using ruby's SOAP library OpenSSL::SSL::SSLError: certificate verify failed code might look something like this driver = SOAP::RPC::Driver.new("https://<your soap end point>", "<soap URN>") d...
To blog From rshetty using Gmail 07/22/2008 03:10 PM (0) \| 75 views
	memcache ruined my weekend
	Server has latency issues. Boss ruined my weekend.
To dwu2009 From dwu2009 using Gmail 06/06/2008 11:43 PM (0) \| 144 views
	Scaling Ruby On Rails with New Relic and Engine Yard

To twitter From collectsstuff using Gmail 05/29/2008 09:35 AM (0) \| 47 views
	Sun Proposes Do-It-All Cloud; Big Tech Goes WiMax
	HOME NEWS REVIEWS OPINIONS CASE STUDIES eMEDIA
To twitter From collectsstuff using Gmail 05/08/2008 02:20 PM (0) \| 162 views
	How to extract text from HTML using Ruby/Hpricot
	I found this while solving my own problem. ( That is always a best way to learn). Requirement: Extract text from HTML body which includes ignoring large white spaces between tags and words. Solution : Use Hpricot to do the magic Assumption : Only HTML body is used here One liner : Hpricot(html).inner_text.gsub("\r"," ").gsub("\n"," ").split(" " ).join(" ") 1. Above line gets the inner text (which is a very convenient method to get the actual meat out of HTML) 2. Replaces line returns into spaces. 3. Do a split...
To blog From rshetty using Gmail 04/25/2008 04:12 PM (0) \| 74 views
	Ruby 1.8.7 Preview released, includes some backports from 1.9
	While Ruby 1.8.x is referred to as the stable branch, it's still being developed. The next version is coming up, and the first preview of Ruby 1.8.7 has just been announced by Akinori Musha. You can see a quick overview of the new features in Ruby 1.8.7 or take a look at a comprehensive list of the changes . A look at the new features shows a few API change...
To twitter From collectsstuff using Gmail 04/16/2008 08:31 AM (0) \| 28 views
	Passenger - mod_rails - Can this be a speed demon for Rails apps ?
	What is Passenger ? (from http://www.modrails.com/) Phusion Passenger — a.k.a. mod_rails — makes deployment of applications built on the revolutionary Ruby on Rails web framework a breeze. It follows the usual Ruby on Rails conventions, such as "Don't-Repeat-Yourself". If this really picks up, expect to toss couple of key problems with rails based apps Rails can potentially be as fast as PHP or Python : Everyone's complain about Rails being slow (I agree up to some extent) , just because rails needs to go thru additional applic...
To blog From rshetty using Gmail 04/15/2008 01:08 PM (0) \| 67 views
	Ola Bini Discusses JRuby
	Ola Bini discusses JRuby, an implementation of Ruby written in Java that runs on the JVM. Amongst other things, Ola talks about his appreciation for the Ruby community, and describes his view of the differences with the Java community. He also briefly discusses his vision on the future of Ruby, particularly the potential of merging some of the more powerful features found in Lisp. Complete article on infoQ
To collectsstuff From collectsstuff using Gmail 03/05/2008 05:12 PM (0) \| 19 views