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Why is this specific to Rails? The beauty of the web and of the internet protocols it's built on is that you can have multiple implementations that respond to
by olefoo 17y ago
Why is this specific to Rails?
The beauty of the web and of the internet protocols it's built on is that you can have multiple implementations that respond to the same interface. DNS doesn't care what language it's pointing to.
- danparsonson 17y agoIt's not specific to Rails, only his example URL is - Rails listens on port 3000 by default. You could equally try http://iwishyouwouldnt.smackaho.st:80/ http://iwishyouwouldnt.smackaho.st:80/ and get your local web server.