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   by fendale 19y ago

   mkdir -p is really useful. If I have a script that needs to be a file in (security concerns aside) /basedir/some/path/thats/not/there/ I can just do mkdir -p /basedir/some/path/thats/not/there and not worry about which of the
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   by fendale 19y ago

   +1 for Agile Web development with Rails. Getting the Programming Ruby 'Pickaxe' book for Ruby is good too.
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   by fendale 19y ago

   Each request to Rails block a Mongrel while it servers it, but even on my home server I am getting upwards of 50 requests per second on my app (all logged in pages, so no caching). That means you could have 50 people all requesting the pag
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   Four things Hotel 1.0 and Web App 1.0 have incommon(sodonnell.wordpress.com)

   1 points by fendale 19y ago|0 comments
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   by fendale 19y ago

   I have a trac 0.94 install running on a pentium 800 through Apache and its definitely fast enough. I am not using Fast CGI though, so it could potentially be faster.