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What's wrong with using Rails to run your blog? If your website is built on a given web framework, it is often more sensible to run the blog on that than to int
by oinksoft 14y ago
What's wrong with using Rails to run your blog? If your website is built on a given web framework, it is often more sensible to run the blog on that than to introduce a standalone blog engine.
- epochwolf 14y agoBecause you can use octopress and only have to serve static files. https://github.com/epochwolf/epochwolf.com https://github.com/epochwolf/epochwolf.com
- nasmorn 14y agoAnd you can use page caching in rails to do the same. The argument for using octopress is more that it enlarges the space of possible hosts.
- xentronium 14y agoFrom README: > This is my new blog in Rails 3.1. I moved my blog to Jekyll a few months ago and really missed playing with a Rails app, so I'm moving it back and starting from scratch.
- danso 14y agoBecause it's a very heavy solution for a relatively simple site?