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I totally agree with this sentiment...actually I've already decided to use Apache/Passenger for an app I'm releasing (hopefully soon for all to review). Today'
by fiaz 18y ago
I totally agree with this sentiment...actually I've already decided to use Apache/Passenger for an app I'm releasing (hopefully soon for all to review). Today's announcement is really icing on the cake.
My reasoning prior to today's announcement? The convenience of the deploy. The fact that I don't have to dive into Ebb/Thin/Mongrel and figure that out (probably easy for 99% of the people on this thread) means more time to think about other things.
It's also exciting from the perspective that I'm interested in seeing what the Ebb/Thin/Mongrel teams are going to do. Competition is great!
- eob 18y agoI'm with you man -- I consider myself a pretty good coder, but I'm a really crummy sysadmin. Trying to figure out how to configure Mongrel correctly has always been the worst part of Rails development for me, so Passenger is a welcome relief.