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Good work by Phusion guys (as usual). It is extremely heartening to see renewed focus on performance by them. I was a little disappointed to read this comment
by luckystrike 16y ago
Good work by Phusion guys (as usual). It is extremely heartening to see renewed focus on performance by them.
I was a little disappointed to read this comment though:
Needless to say, we’ve performed our own benchmarks already and have concluded
that “the self-proclaimed fastest deployment solution” really isn’t
the fastest deployment solution compared to Phusion Passenger 3. ;-)
The comment seemed a little snarky to me. Never met these folks in person, but all I have heard is good things about them. So, I hope it was just a tongue in cheek comment about the competitor solution. :-)
Most of the times competition is good for everyone, as it raises the bar and in general improves helps improve the quality of the solutions.
Hope they keep coming up with more such good things in future.
Disclaimer: I am the co-creator of the 'self proclaimed fastest ..' referred in the post. - http://webroar.in/blog/2009/11/25/comparison-of-rails-deployment-stacks-2 http://webroar.in/blog/2009/11/25/comparison-of-rails-deploy...
I am no longer involved in the project, so would not be able to say anything on behalf of the folks who currently taking care of it now.
- FooBarWidget 16y agoIt was. This isn't the only time we've been making jokes in our blog posts. Sorry if it came over as otherwise. :)
- luckystrike 16y agoHey, no problem! May be I had a long day here and read too much in to it. Love your stuff.
- FooBarWidget 16y agoNo problem. However several users have contacted us in the past about not only your blog post, but also the skewed benchmark graph on your front page. The skewing makes it appear as if your number is much (2x) higher which people apparently perceive as misleading. We've never made a fuss about this but now that you're mentioning it I might as well tell you.
- luckystrike 16y agoI understand your point about the front page graph on the WebROaR site. The only thing I can say on a public forum is that the project is being done inside an organization, and you might know, developers ain't always in control of everything (except perhaps their code). :-). Why would I move out of a project that I had so much fun creating .. I'll just leave it here for now. If you ever happen to visit India, do let me know, would be happy to catch up over a beer (or your favorite drink).
- FooBarWidget 16y agoHehe sure thing. :)