Setting up Apache to serve raw Ruby .erbs or .rhtmls like you'd serve .php files out of a folder is nearly identical in length and difficulty of steps if you're

Setting up Apache to serve raw Ruby .erbs or .rhtmls like you'd serve .php files out of a folder is nearly identical in length and difficulty of steps if you're configuring it yourself: http://iamjamesblog.wordpress.com/2011/11/14/configure-apache-to-serve-any-ruby-erb-file-like-a-mod_ruby-or-mod_erb/ http://iamjamesblog.wordpress.com/2011/11/14/configure-apach... Nobody does it because there's just no demand for two crappy default hosting configurations (this isn't even a criticism about PHP the language, it's just a bad model to use for hosting web applications).