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> As is so often the case in Rails, it's set up to be nice and simple for a hello world example but little more. This is just wrong. Rails works very well for
by lixtra 8y ago
> As is so often the case in Rails, it's set up to be nice and simple for a hello world example but little more.
This is just wrong. Rails works very well for 90% of the situations. When it stops working that’s great news:
You’ve won!
You’re Twitter, Facebook or the next big thing. You’ll find talent and money to replace your rails app.
- jjeaff 8y agoI'm having trouble understanding how one could run into a bottleneck only after you reach Facebook or Google or levels. Surely if you have performance issues when you are running on 10,000 machines, you would also have a bottleneck when you start to outgrow your single machine.
- hopler 8y agoWhy would you need more than a single machine to serve a request? You need multiple machines to serve many requests concurrently.