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Mod_parrot: The last Apache Module You'll Ever Need [PPT]
- timmorgan 17y agoThat's a bold statement. Knowing nothing about Parrot, could this someday replace Phusion Passenger, i.e. any chance Ruby will run on Parrot any time soon?
- stefano 17y agoThere's a compiler for ruby on parrot: http://github.com/cardinal/cardinal/tree/master http://github.com/cardinal/cardinal/tree/master It's not under active development, as stated in the project page. So don't expect Ruby on Parrot any time soon. There's always hope for the future, though, considering Parrot's improvements over the last few months.
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- bcl 17y agoAnyone have a non-powerpoint summary of this article?
- bittersweet 17y agoI've posted a pdf version of this presentation online :-) http://www.ikbenbitterzoet.com/mod_parrot.pdf http://www.ikbenbitterzoet.com/mod_parrot.pdf
- bdotdub 17y agohttp://280slides.com/Viewer/?user=22428&name=mod_parrot&fullscreen http://280slides.com/Viewer/?user=22428&name=mod_parrot&...
- lux 17y agoLately as soon as I see Apache, I think last-gen. After playing with nginx with such great results (and loving the easy of configuration!) I'm thinking a more forward-looking approach would be to build a solid FastCGI implementation which could then work in both (and others too). Nginx is comparatively very small, but the growth is there, and the benefits are definitely there too. Why limit to Apache nowadays?