Hi,
I am aware that a great project for Ruby Virtual machine known as
“Rubinius” is getting developed rapidly.
It also has Erubis , that works faster than ERB. I think it also has few
important options that can replace mod_ruby.
Despite hearing a lot about Rubinius, i am still not aware about the
advantages that Rubinius as a totally Ruby VM, shall offer with
deployment.
Can someone focus more on the deployment scenario with Rubinius.
Thanks
Apparently, Engine Y. (the company who hired the Rubinius developer
and who is now funding it’s development) also hired someone to work
full-time on “mod_rubinius” which is an extension for apache (similar to
mod_php or mod_python) which would, if completed, allow ruby to run
through an apache extension.
This would make deploying ruby applications pretty much as easy as
deploying a php application. In other words, check out your application
to the server machine and you are good to do.
The closest thing we have to something like this for ruby now is called
“Switchpipe” which allows a similar idea but is not quite as big an
achievement as a true “mod_rubinius” would be.
Nathan E. wrote:
Apparently, Engine Y. (the company who hired the Rubinius developer
and who is now funding it’s development) also hired someone to work
full-time on “mod_rubinius” which is an extension for apache (similar to
mod_php or mod_python) which would, if completed, allow ruby to run
through an apache extension.
Thanks Nathan,
This sounds very good news.
BTW… is there any link, where i can regularly check the progress
regarding “mod_rubinius.”
Thanks again.
I have no idea on if there is a place you can check for progress.
However, here is a link to the place I first heard the news:
http://www.novemberain.com/2008/1/25/6th-fulltimer-to-work-on-rubinius-will-be-doing-mod_rubinius-for-nginx-and-apache
Apparently, Ezra (the man behind Engine Y.) revealed the new hire on
his podcast.