Coolio! Wow! I've now got Merb on my http://localhost:4000 http://localhost:4000 I installed Ruby On Rails too. Will see which one of them I'm gonna love. No

Coolio! Wow! I've now got Merb on my http://localhost:4000 http://localhost:4000 I installed Ruby On Rails too. Will see which one of them I'm gonna love. Now it's playtime to get some code of my own. I also read a lot of reviews about merb. All being great. Incase if someone else wants to know why merb is good for web apps that expect to handle a lot of processing and traffic even for a small amount of users. It seems that merb has a smaller core called the merb-core while RoR has a slightly bigger core. While RoR has some features built-in merb has those too has plugins/helpers. So I don't think there's much difference as along as you want your app to be a bit faster on the processing side.